On Sunday 22 November 2009, jdow wrote:
>From: "Gene Heskett" <gene.heskett@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Friday, 2009/November/20 11:27
>
>> Please forcibly unsubscribe this person from the list.
>> From:
>> AntiSpam UOL <waldyr.rebello.sspam@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>> I'll be damned if I'm going to put up with one of his reject messages for
>> every legit post I make to this list.
>>
>> This uol.com.br server has been a major pain for all internet email users
>> for
>> several years. Black hole it, whatever it takes to send them a message.
>
>Gene, I have not seen anything irritating from UOL for years. This is not
>the first dumb-t**d from Brazil who found himself irritating the list.
>
>===8<---
>
>:0:
>
>* ^From: AntiSpam UOL <.*@uol\.com\.br>
># uncomment this for delivery to NULL
>#/dev/null
># uncomment this for delivery to a collection directory if desired
>$HOME/mail/uol_crap
>===8<---
>
>I check that directory maybe once a year to see if the problem has popped
>up again. This message is chiefly to see if I need to tweak the rule.
>
>{^_-}
There were 2 diffs in my recipe. I was using :0, not :0:, and I was doing an
escape \. for the first period. But because they are now inserting the users
name in dot separated format, it wasn't hitting at all. Now modified.
Thanks Joanne.
Here is a rule that never hits:
:0
* ^.*no To-header on input
/dev/null
But here is one that fires several times a day:
:0
* !^To
/dev/null
At 5:30 am Monday morning, over 200 spams have been sent to my version of
spam hell, /dev/null. Most from SA ratings of ***** or more.
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Cheers, Gene
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