On 1/10/07, D Ivago <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:0: * ^Subject:.*\<[SPAM]\> /dev/null
Square brackets have special meaning: [SPAM] is a character class matching one of any of the characters S, P, A, or M. What you need is: :0 * ^Subject:.*\<\[SPAM\] /dev/null However, I'd not recommend that. Instead, continue to file the spam in a folder, but set up something to discard the contents of the folder on a regular basis. For example, I configure the logrotate package to move the spam folder to a backup name once a day, and discard the oldest backup every few days; so the spam doesn't pile up forever, but I can recover anything that gets mis-filed (and with a threshold of 3.0 you *will* get something mis-filed eventually, even if you have not yet).
