[PLUG] The perfect spam filter

[Shahms E. King]

I use Cyrus and Sieve to do much the same thing and have it split:
those rules of whose functioning I have no doubt I set to the sieve
equivalent of /dev/null and new rules or rules which I know *might*
catch legitimate emails I have dump into spam and occasionally I go
through "Select All->Delete->Expunge" if I don't see any emails I want
to keep.  Much better than having to manually delete the mails from my
inbox that are spam.  Still have to deal with (some) of them, but it's
much more managable.

--Shahms

On Tue, 2002-07-09 at 09:21, Neil Anuskiewicz wrote:
> Well, I added the path to the .procmailrc and now things work perfectly!
>   
> Also, I changed each /dev/null to spam
>   
> And then I pretended to be a spammer to see if my filter catches things   
> and it worked for a few things that I tried. If it succeeds at catching   
> spam and only spam for awhile then I will, yikes, change it back to
> /dev/null
>  
> Anyone think that is a bad idea? Changing it back to /dev/null after it   
> works well for, say, a week or two?
> 
> Ah, it will be nice to be relatively spam free.
> 
> 
> --
> Neil Anuskiewicz
> 
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