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How do I setup .procmailrc
to delete spam mail that come from any addresses that end in .cn (.cn = email from china) and with the Subject "stocks or Stocks with a capital). Can someone help me out here with a critique and suggestions. Thanks.
I know I must start my procmail recipe sort of like this: Will this do?
:0
* ^From:.*.cn
* ^Subject:.*[Ss]tocks
/dev/null
Last edited by linuxmaveric; 06-11-2008 at 05:39 PM..
Critique no, questions yes.
- ".ch" is Switzerland while ".cn" is the Peoples Republic of China.
- while you're testing, do enable verbosity and logging, and send to file, not the bitbucket
- what if the "From" line is forged? Are there any other headers available?
- What is the meaning of the procmail recipe flag "D"?
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need help with .procmailrc
