On Sun, Oct 09, 2005 at 03:57:51PM -0500, J Moore wrote: > I've learned the hard way that this doesn't achieve the desired result: > > # spamdb -Ta [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > it should be: > > # spamdb -Ta "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" > > Addition of a short EXAMPLES section to man spamdb could really help. > And, in IMHO, the "key" argument could also use a brief explanation. >
as of a day or two ago, spamdb(8) shows an example email address for this very reason. you can thank ray lai for that. "key" has been explained for a while now. > Other worthwhile features for spamdb itself might be: > 1) ability to add WHITE entries *with* an expiration time; e.g. > spamdb -a 192.168.0.5|2000000000 > it may be simpler to add addresses, then use a tool such as at(1) to remove them at times that suit you? > 2) ability to selectively list the contents of spamdb; e.g. > spamdb -Tl lists all SPAMTRAP entries > spamdb -tl lists all TRAPPED entries > hmm, grep(1)? jmc
