spam-splitter.el

spam-splitter.el

[Michael Slass]

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Here's something I've been using to search the *body* of incoming
mails for spam-like phrases.  It started with the tip on how to do so
from the Gnus manual, and kinda grew from there.

Critiques and suggestions for improvement are appreciated.


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Re: spam-splitter.el

[Jonas Steverud]

Michael Slass <mikesl@wrq.com> writes:

> Here's something I've been using to search the *body* of incoming
> mails for spam-like phrases.  It started with the tip on how to do so
> from the Gnus manual, and kinda grew from there.

Regarding nnmail-split-search-spam-body-trace, is it possible to get
it to insert a little header line in each mail?

I.e. it adds "X-NNMail-Split-Spam-Trace: Foo". I use procmail for my
spamkilling and formail is handy to insert a header for which rule
matched and use that to do some statistics on which rules catches the
most spam.

It is IMHO a nice feature that could be added. If I made myself clear.

/Jonas, who won't use it since he has a very nice .procmailrc and
        hence doesn't use splitting at all.
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