If you are using procmail, put:
:0:
* ^content-type:[ ]+text/html
spam
in your ~/.procmailrc to file html formatted e-mail in your spam
folder. You can probably do better with:
:0:
* ^content-type:[ ]+text/(plain|html);
* ^content-transfer-encoding:[ ]+base64
spam
which will do so if it is html formatted, and base64 encoded. If both
of those fail, you can search the body for both, too:
ws='[ ]*($[ ]+)*'
dq='"'
eol='$'
#
:0:
* $
^content-type:${ws}text/(plain|html);${ws}charset=${dq}.*${dq}${eol}content-transfer-encoding:${ws}base64
spam
where the spaces in the ws variable are a tab character, hex 09,
followed by a space character, hex 20, and allow multiple line regex
searches in procmail.
John
Alvin Oga writes:
>
> On 13 Aug 2003, Ron Johnson wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 10:56, Richard Lyons wrote:
> > > On Wednesday 13 August 2003 7:46 pm, Jeff Elkins wrote:
> > > > Most of the spam I receive is HTML format. Is there a fairly painless way
> > > > of sending anything formatted HTML to my trash folder?
>
> sendmail has an option ... if the mail is html formated, the mail is
> bounced
> - lots of ways to get rid of spam ...
> - 2 minute answer or 2 days of working on it ??
> - nothing is 100% accurate as a spam filter
> - the ideal spam solution depends on your criteria and setup
>
> and for any "good people" you want to receive mail from, even if
> its html'ized, you add them to your access list to allow them in
> ( add um to your "whitelist" )
>
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