Hello Subba!
On Sat, 04 Nov 2000, Subba Rao wrote:
> Most of the spam mail that is in HTML format. When such mail comes in
> I would like to highlight such mail or have some type of marker on the
> message, so that I can develop an effective procmail receipe.
>
> I was testing my NT system and the Outlook express made a local copy
> of the email. There is lot of spam (adult type) in html format.
>
> Is there anyway mutt can identify content format of the email?
On Linux/Unix the following rule in .procmailrc will do this job:
-------------------> cut here <-----------------------------------
## Recipe by Eli the Bearded <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [970821]
## "This has the benefit of killing only stuff with a lot of markup, so
## clean HTML can slip through as well as small samples of HTML code."
## Note: Usenet-II forbids MIME attachments and HTML!
## Allow up to 20 (selected) HTML tags in the body
HTMLMax = 20
:0 B
* $ -$HTMLMax^0
* * 1^1 ()</?(html|ul|ol|dl|dd|dt|li|br|p|pre|font|h[123456]|table|tr|td)>
{
LOG = "too much HTML encoded text -- "
:0:
IN.junk
}
---------------------> cut here <--------------------------------------
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