Re: Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-14 Thread Costas Papadopoulos
Hello Peter,

Thursday, November 13, 2003, 9:23:08 PM, you wrote (possibly edited):
 I receive this kind of spam too. I don't know, if there's a way of
 filtering it in The Bat!, but I'm doing fine with K9, which is based
 on bayesian learning ( http://keir.net/k9.html ).

I  get three such messages per day. My ISP's spam filter doesn't catch
them.  The  filter  that  I  finally  came  up  with relies on (a) the
presence  of  my  email address as recipient and (b) the absence of my
email  address  in the Reply-To field. For the time being I move these
messages to a Spam folder and I review-delete them daily.

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Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread Costas Papadopoulos
Hello

Recently  I  began  being  plagued  with spam that has this particular
feature:  The sender's name is random, but the sender's address is my
own email address. I would like to filter and send these emails direct
to  the  Trash  folder.

I tried creating a filter using in Kludges
.*myemailaddress Presence = Yes
and
Reply-To: .*myemailaddress Presence = No

I  also  already  have  a  filter  below  it  that  moves  email  to a
PossibleSpam folder, as follows:
myemailaddress  Presence = No

Please note that I would like to maintain the ability of sending emails
to myself(!).

To  summarise:  How  do I send to the Trash folder an email said to be
addressed  from me and sent to me, where the Reply-To address is *not*
my  own?  But  also  I  do not want to disturb an existing filter that
sends  to  a  specified  folder  any  email where the receiver's email
address is *not* my own.

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Re: Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread MAU
Hello Costas,

 Recently  I  began  being  plagued  with spam that has this particular
 feature:  The sender's name is random, but the sender's address is my
 own email address. I would like to filter and send these emails direct
 to  the  Trash  folder.

It is best to use POPFile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/), or a
similar Bayesian classification program, to classify SPAM and NO-SPAM.

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Re: Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi Costas,

on Thu, 13 Nov 2003 20:48:30 +0200GMT (13.11.03, 19:48 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

CP Recently  I  began  being  plagued  with spam that has this particular
CP feature:  The sender's name is random, but the sender's address is my
CP own email address.

I receive this kind of spam too. I don't know, if there's a way of
filtering it in The Bat!, but I'm doing fine with K9, which is based
on bayesian learning ( http://keir.net/k9.html ). There are other
tools like PopFile or BayesIt that work similarly. I haven't tried
them as I'm quite happy with K9. No false positives after a very short
learning period, and only very few false negatives every now and
then... ;-) Overall statistic accuracy as of now: 97.3% after 1,263
processed messages.

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Re: Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread Costas Papadopoulos
Hello Miguel,

Thursday, November 13, 2003, 9:18:09 PM, you wrote (possibly edited):
 It is best to use POPFile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/), or a
 similar Bayesian classification program, to classify SPAM and NO-SPAM.

Thanks for the hint. I'll look into it.

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Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread Coyle306
CP Recently  I  began  being  plagued  with spam that has this particular
CP feature:  The sender's name is random, but the sender's address is my
CP own email address. I would like to filter and send these emails direct
CP to  the  Trash  folder.

This works for me:

1.  In your new message, reply, and forward templates, create a custom
header  field  such  as  X-Junk and insert any text you want such as
roses are red, violets are blue

2. Set up an incoming filter that sends to trash any message where (1)
the  sender's  address  is  your e-mail address and (2) the kludges do
_not_ contain X-Junk: roses are red, violets are blue.

3.  Spams like this will go right to the dumper.



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Help me with a filter, please

2003-11-13 Thread Coyle306
 Recently  I  began  being  plagued  with spam that has this particular
 feature:  The sender's name is random, but the sender's address is my
 own email address. I would like to filter and send these emails direct
 to  the  Trash  folder.

MM It is best to use POPFile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/), or a
MM similar Bayesian classification program, to classify SPAM and NO-SPAM.

I  disagree.  Keep  it  simple.  No  external  program  or  plug-in is
necessary  to solve this particular problem. The simplest and quickest
solution is a filter such as the one in my previous post.

%SETHEADER(X-Junk,roses  are  red,  violets  are  blue)

If  the incoming mail is from your address, but doesn't have the above
in  the  kludges,  use  a filter to send it to trash.  This filter has
been picking off 100% of these spams for me.



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