Loren Wilton wrote:
That rule sounds suspeciously like one I wrote a long time ago, and
once posted here. If it is, then the problem is probably the
double-quoting in the display name of the To line, or the fact that
the display name happens to match the email address rather than
something like "J
That rule sounds suspeciously like one I wrote a long time ago, and once posted
here. If it is, then the problem is probably the double-quoting in the display
name of the To line, or the fact that the display name happens to match the
email address rather than something like "Jonathan Nichols".
On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 01:33:44PM -0700, Jonathan Nichols wrote:
> tests=BAYES_90,
> HTML_50_60, HTML_MESSAGE, NOT_TO_ME
>
> WHat would have triggered the "NOT_TO_ME" rule? I don't understand that
> rule very much... :(
There is no standard rule named NOT_TO_ME ... You'll have to lookup your
