Steve says that he's made some adjustments.
Let's see if this resolves the subject tagging problem.
w
Sorry about that, it's actually something at the mailing list server
that does this : it not only adds X-FidoGuard-... headers, but
also munges the Subject with some utf-8 token (which seems like a
useless "encoding"). That software obviously has too many false-positives
:-(
IMNSHO it's rather annoying when people send mail to the list and
add a [SPAM] tag to the Subject: header.
If it were spam, why would you send it to the list?
[maybe the mailing list SW could filter/reject such mails :-) ...]
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* Baldur Gislason [09-15-09 12:55]:
> Can I somehow tag messages that are older/newer than X or aged between X
> and Y?
Yes, directions/methods are described in the fine manual. Begin in
section "2. Patterns: Searching, Limiting and Tagging", expecially
pattern modifiers ~d and
Can I somehow tag messages that are older/newer than X or aged between X and Y?
Baldur
Shao Zhang [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Just a quick question, is there anyway to tag messages say from
> 1 to 1.
This is what the ~m pattern is for.
T
~m1-1
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Jeremy Blosser | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://jblosser.firi
Hi,
Just a quick question, is there anyway to tag messages say from
1 to 1.
I frequently need to delete a large amount mails, and it will be
handy if I can do that.
Thanks.
Shao
