Scott Wiersdorf wrote:
MAXSPAM=9
:0
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=\/[0-9\.]+
{
:0:
* $ -${MAXSPAM}^0
* $ ${MATCH}^0
$HOME/spam
:0:
$HOME/maybe_spam
}
I wish I could think in procmail expressions like you do, Scott! Seems like no matter how many years I've used it, I can't do better than modify others' work to my needs. Still, great tool and great help from this list, thanks.
This said, I log ago changed the '*' to an 'S' in SA and used the number of 'S' (as in "* X-Spam-Level:.*SSSSSSSSSS" for over 10) but in my experience, it often happens that suddenly a false positive from a high level businesss person comes through so in my experience (and ONLY mine) the idea of having two spam groups (Shinola and Sh**), procmail can easily classify the two, but only I can tell the difference :)
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