Re: spam filters

From: Thomas Christensen (tc@login.dknet.dk)
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1998 10:37:22 +0100

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In article <W+v/0ou+SanB092yn@login.eunet.no>,
yngvar.folling@login.eunet.no (Yngvar Folling) wrote:
>In article <j5Q/0c1DAINc092yn@login.dknet.dk>,
>tc@login.dknet.dk (Thomas Christensen) wrote:
>
>> I run a system similar to this, but I filter mail written to me
>> directly to the INBOX and then moves the rest to a list.spam folder,
>> in my last filter.
>
>How? It seems like the FILTER program insists on *some* rule or
>another. How do you move *all* of them? Check for the existence of a
>mandatory field such as Message-ID?

Yes, I look for a @ in the from fiend.

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