Richard Owlett wrote:
My ISP (small local firm) provides spam and virus filters on all email accounts.
They use software from www.barracudanetworks.com .
I have two problems with SeaMonkey's response to messages from my ISP that there
are emails in my quarantine folder.
1. SeaMonkey flags all these messages as a possible scam. The messages are in
HTML and have a link to click through to my quarantined message and to page to
modify my preferences.
2. When I click on any of the links I receive a warning message that the URL is
numeric.
How can I "white list" these messages and that specific URL?
Each incoming notification does have a button for "Not a scam". But that only
deletes the warning for that specific notification, not the next one from my ISP
:<
I will give you some hints, but because (a) you use Windows, and (b) you
undoubtedly don't run your own mail server, I can't give you step by step
instructions. This info from my notes.
The "scam" stuff is set in a header line in the message seemingly added by SM.
It's one of the X-Mozilla-Status lines. If the message looks like a scam a bit
will be set for the message, clear the bit to make the warning go away. In my
case I simply added the flag lines in my custom perl mail filter which works
with spamassassin to preprocess mail. How you do it is up to you, if you're a
programmer and want to play with the mail file wherever SM puts them in Windows,
go to it and share your results.
I suspect this will help with understanding more than solution, but there it is.
--
Bill Davidsen <david...@tmr.com>
We are not out of the woods yet, but we know the direction and have
taken the first step. The steps are many, but finite in number, and if
we persevere we will reach our destination. -me, 2010
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