Peter C.S. Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thus spake Dan Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, circa 3/2/2004 2:36 PM:
>> It still flags non-spam messages that don't have quotes in the From field of
>> the header. In fact, it flags everything, I think.
>
> I guess you're right, then ... it's using the quote character as a literal
> and what I suggested told it to flag every message containing an @ sign as
> spam ... meaning all messages, of course ...
>
> Sorry,
> peter
No problem.
I've gotten a couple more of these and noticed that the subjects of these
spam emails always contain three periods [...], although the text before and
after changes. For example:
Cheaper meds...congenial
he loves you electro ...captivate
perscriptions overnight fredericksburg...curb
and so forth.
For now, I'm going to try the criteria where "Subject contains ..." combined
with "From contains @mac.com" (they always use my domain in the From field)
and "From is not in address book" and see how it works. Not ideal, but
that's all I can come up with.
Dan Dixon
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