On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 11:12:02PM +0100, mouss wrote:
> I don't know much people who forbid .doc/xls/ppt in email,
> and these can do a lot of harm.
:0 H
* ^Content-Type: multipart
{
:0 B
* name=.*\.(exe|bat|pif|com|lnk|scr|vbs|zip|pdf)(")?(\ *|\t*)$
{
:0:
$HOME/Mail/quarantine
}
}
I got that at least 5 years ago, probably more, off the procmail list
(I believe, could be be wrong). I pretty much forbid anything
microsoft related.
Over the years I added to it every time some little microsoft
exploit came along, then I finally just started to /dev/null
the stuff. Eventually I just dropped hotmail, yahoo mail, etc into
the bit bucket as well as I don't receive mail from anyone who uses
web mail anyway. I also color code the mail clients used on mail lists
and most of the time I add those who use windows mail clients to my kill
files. Add to that those who use misconfigured opensource,
multi-platform clients (and those who push out html through gmail)
and my mailbox contains only the stuff I want to read.
--
"The plural of anecdote is not data."
--Roger Brinner
