I've learned the hard way that this doesn't achieve the desired result: # spamdb -Ta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
it should be: # spamdb -Ta "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" Addition of a short EXAMPLES section to man spamdb could really help. And, in IMHO, the "key" argument could also use a brief explanation. Other worthwhile features for spamdb itself might be: 1) ability to add WHITE entries *with* an expiration time; e.g. spamdb -a 192.168.0.5|2000000000 2) ability to selectively list the contents of spamdb; e.g. spamdb -Tl lists all SPAMTRAP entries spamdb -tl lists all TRAPPED entries V/r, Jay
