Spake Patrick Grantham on Tuesday, June 01, 2004 at 10:25AM -0400:
> I the risk of offending someone: I keep getting spam offering "enhancment" a
> part of the male anatomy. I would greatly appreciate if someone were to
> post a procmail script to filter emails contain the name of the organ. The
> constraints are that the five letters of the organ are never adjacent to one
> another in the subject or body, but the letters occur in order between
> periods. The words "inch" and "size" are always present in the subject or
> body of the message. It also would be nice to reject the addresses and or
> domains in sendmail's /etc/mail/access file.
>
> Please. I offer to order you a pizza.
Okay, here's the spam assassin way, which is more flexible than just a
plain procmail regexp:
this goes in /etc/spamassassin/local.cf:
# begins
body ORGAN /p.{0,6}e.{0,6}n.{0,6}i.{0,6}s/
body ORGAN_SIZE /inch|size/
meta ENHANCEMENT_SPAM ORGAN && ORGAN_SIZE
score ORGAN 0.1
score ORGAN_SIZE 0.1
# Set to 5 to mark all mail with both "inch|size" and that organ
# to be marked as spam.
score ENHANCEMENT_SPAM 3
# EOF
Now, if your procmail isn't set up to use SA, you'll add this
procmail rule:
# procmail rule to filter through spamassassin.
:0 fw: spam.lock
| spamassassin
# end
Also, you'll probably want to move mail that is tagged as spam to some
other folder:
# begin procmail snippet
:0
* ^X-Spam-Flag:.*YES
replace this line with the proper folder thing>
# end
This should work, if you have spam assassin installed.
SA rocks, so you should. :)
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