Trapping spam that uses multiple addresses from my ISP

Every day I get spam that is addressed as follows:

To: ""
Cc: ,
,
,
,


The body of the message is fiendishly randomized so I don't know how to
use procmail to send it to /dev/null. However, I would like to be able
to test for multiple panix addresses in the cc. I have a feeling that
this is not possible in procmail. If it is, does anybody have a recipe
that can do it? If not, can I use perl to catch it? I am a perl
programmer and can do this easily. However, I am not sure that you can
mix procmail and forwarding to a perl program at the same time. Thanks.

Re: Trapping spam that uses multiple addresses from my ISP

lnp3@panix.com wrote:

> Every day I get spam that is addressed as follows:
>
> To: ""
> Cc: ,
> ,
> ,
> ,
>
>
> The body of the message is fiendishly randomized so I don't know how to
> use procmail to send it to /dev/null. However, I would like to be able
> to test for multiple panix addresses in the cc. I have a feeling that
> this is not possible in procmail. If it is, does anybody have a recipe
> that can do it? If not, can I use perl to catch it? I am a perl
> programmer and can do this easily. However, I am not sure that you can
> mix procmail and forwarding to a perl program at the same time. Thanks.
>

You would use scoring man procmailsc I believe
a procmail recipe will look like this:
:0H
* -100
* 10^2 panix\.com
/dev/null

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