Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, this system does use procmail. I just don't know how to use it.
Here's an example from my configuration:
:0fw
* < 250000
| spamc
:0
* ^List-Id: .*<spamassassin-talk.lists.sourceforge.net>
sa-talk
:0
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
junk
First, Spam Assassin marks up the mail.
Then, if the message is from this list, it is stored in folder "sa-talk".
Lastly, if SA marked the message as spam, it is filed in folder "junk".
Finally, if none of the other rules triggered, the message is put in my
inbox.
So as you can see, the order is very important. If the message is from
the sa-talk mailing list, it will ALWAYS be put into the "sa-talk"
folder, even if it is spam. It will still be MARKED as spam, but it
still goes into the folder for that mailing list.
If the message is not for a mailing list, then it will be in the "junk"
folder if it's spam, or my inbox if it is not spam.
This comes about merely by ordering the procmail recipes in a specific
way. You may wish to do something similar in your setup.
A recipe like this might do what you want:
# So I want to match everything that ends in 'umd.edu' but does not
# begin with '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. Any ideas on how I would say this?
:0
* ^From:.*umd\.edu
* !^From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$DEFAULT
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