mail forward filter

mail forward filter

[d. hall]

Is there a gnus-unforwarded-header-regexp, or something similiar?  Right
now, if I attempt to gnus-mail-forward a mailing list message, I end up
with a lot of spammage.  A regexp would be nice to filter some of it out.
(my mail-setup-hook is looking pretty nasty right now).

d.
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Re: mail forward filter

[Greg Stark]

>   Is there a gnus-unforwarded-header-regexp, or something similiar?  Right
>   now, if I attempt to gnus-mail-forward a mailing list message, I end up
>   with a lot of spammage.  A regexp would be nice to filter some of it out.
>   (my mail-setup-hook is looking pretty nasty right now).

Hmm, I should think the otehr sense of this would be more useful, 
a list of headers one might actually find useful to forward.

Actually I think anything I have hidden in the article buffer I'm unlikely to
want to forward, including signatures, older quoted material, and most
headers. I'm not sure if there's a clean way to connect the two though.

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greg

Re: mail forward filter

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

dhall@apk.net (d. hall) writes:

> Is there a gnus-unforwarded-header-regexp, or something similiar?  Right
> now, if I attempt to gnus-mail-forward a mailing list message, I end up
> with a lot of spammage.  A regexp would be nice to filter some of it out.
> (my mail-setup-hook is looking pretty nasty right now).

I think it's nice getting forwarded messages with full headers.  I
mean, you just push `C-d' to actually read the thing, and if you need
the headers for something (tracing Path headers, for instance), you
have the full information available.

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