RobertH wrote: > what is the proper way to write a rule that checks for a few things and then > scores accordingly > > basically, i get emails from a church i didnt subscribe to their email > list(s) etc... > > n...@victorysomething.com > > i see icontact.com and icptrack.com as part of urls in the email for click > or subscription management > > plus, i would only want to reject if sent to my specific email address. > > do i work at and write several rules and do a META ? > In SpamAssassin, this is the easiest way to do it. Be sure to read the meta rules section of
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/WritingRules Your other options are: 1) write a rule that examines the "ALL" pseudo-header. However, this gets messy since the from and to could be in different orders. It's also not terribly efficient. 2) write a custom plugin and an eval rule for it. This is really massive overkill, and a lot of work to create. It is also not any faster than the meta.
