For rmail in emacs
where the system puts spamassassin headers on messages,
what emacs commands can be tried
for filtering the spam with the spamassassin headers?...
Rmail or emacs commands for people without enough of the
expertise yet for programming dotfiles.
On comp.mail.misc, in <1121243230.909720.306060@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, "dsaklad@zurich.csail.mit.edu" wrote:
>
>
> For rmail in emacs
> where the system puts spamassassin headers on messages,
> what emacs commands can be tried
> for filtering the spam with the spamassassin headers?...
>
> Rmail or emacs commands for people without enough of the
> expertise yet for programming dotfiles.
>
multi-posted to comp.mail.misc and comp.os.linux.misc,
alt.os.linux and comp.unix.shell
Why are you posting through google when you are an Earthlink
subscriber and they have a newsserver(s), which I happen to be
using right now? It is available to all Earthlink subscribers at
no extra charge.
And emacs _has_ a newsreader.
AC
[Note: I don't read the posts of "Sam" or any of his
many aliases, nor any responses to them. Before this
jerk's posts (and any responses to them) reach my
newsreader, the subjects are replaced by XXXXXXX.]
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Usenet Beavis writes:
> multi-posted to comp.mail.misc and comp.os.linux.misc,
> alt.os.linux and comp.unix.shell
And who exactly asked YOU, Beavis?
> Why are you posting through google when you are an Earthlink
> subscriber and they have a newsserver(s), which I happen to be
> using right now?
Why not, Beavis?
> It is available to all Earthlink subscribers at
> no extra charge.
>
> And emacs _has_ a newsreader.
And you still don't have a clue.
>
> AC
>
> [Note: it's not my fault that I'm a complete dumbass. I was dropped
> on my head as a child. See http://angel.1jh.com/nanae/kooks/alanconnor.shtml
> for more information]
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Alan Connor wrote:
> On comp.mail.misc, in <1121243230.909720.306060@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, "dsaklad@zurich.csail.mit.edu" wrote:
>
>>
>>For rmail in emacs
>>where the system puts spamassassin headers on messages,
>>what emacs commands can be tried
>>for filtering the spam with the spamassassin headers?...
>>
>>Rmail or emacs commands for people without enough of the
>>expertise yet for programming dotfiles.
>>
>
>
> multi-posted to comp.mail.misc and comp.os.linux.misc,
> alt.os.linux and comp.unix.shell
>
> Why are you posting through google when you are an Earthlink
> subscriber and they have a newsserver(s), which I happen to be
> using right now? It is available to all Earthlink subscribers at
> no extra charge.
>
> And emacs _has_ a newsreader.
>
> AC
>
> [Note: I don't read the posts of "Sam" or any of his
> many aliases, nor any responses to them. Before this
> jerk's posts (and any responses to them) reach my
> newsreader, the subjects are replaced by XXXXXXX.]
>
Dear Alan:
Usenet in its idealistic form is for the exchange and free flow of
ideas. If you have an idea that will help or you think might help the
individual with their question, please do share it.
There is no requirement in Usenet to post from a particular location or
in a particular method. The individual has cross posted to a reasonable
set of groups. The individual is likely using procmail on a linux
platform/system.
If this were a group for alt.where.did.I.post.this.from, your response
would have been relevant. In this case it is neither relevant nor helpful.
May be all the usenet hosts should gather together and add your postings
/rants to the usenet global kill file. At time your posting were
interesting, these days they are worse then the sound that results from
scratching nails on a blackboard (fortunately, for air quality, schools
may have stopped using them.)
AK
>>>>> AK writes:
> Dear Alan:
> Usenet in its idealistic form is for the exchange and free flow of
> ideas. If you have an idea that will help or you think might help the
> individual with their question, please do share it.
> There is no requirement in Usenet to post from a particular location or
> in a particular method. The individual has cross posted to a reasonable
> set of groups. The individual is likely using procmail on a linux
> platform/system.
No, the OP /multi-posted/ to a total of 15 newsgroups. And the vast
majority of these groups were off-topic for the question.
So AC was actually correct in this particular instance.
--
Neil.
I'm totally DESPONDENT over the LIBYAN situation and the price of CHICKEN..
>>>>> dsaklad writes:
> For rmail in emacs
> where the system puts spamassassin headers on messages,
> what emacs commands can be tried
> for filtering the spam with the spamassassin headers?...
> Rmail or emacs commands for people without enough of the
> expertise yet for programming dotfiles.
Well it's been a long time since I've personally used RMAIL, and I'm not
sure it has this kind of functionality /without first/ needing to write
some elisp.
RMAIL is very old. You would be far better off doing this in Gnus,
which already has sophisticated spam filtering capabilities built in.
--
Neil.
You should all JUMP UP AND DOWN for TWO HOURS while I decide
on a NEW CAREER!!