| Stephen Gran on 27 Jan 2004 04:33:02 -0000 |
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On Mon, Jan 26, 2004 at 10:36:04PM -0500, Jeff Abrahamson said: > Bogofilter works quite well, but it is not perfect, and once in a blue > moon mail from a good correspondent is classified as spam. > > What I would like to do, then, is to modify my procmail script to > check first if the sender is a member of a known list of good senders. > If yes, then don't run bogofilter. If no, then run bogofilter. > > Generating the list of known good senders seems easy: I'll define it > as addresses in my palm pilot or a mutt alias. I can find these with > lbdbq, I think, or a simple perl script certainly. I could use perl > to generate this nightly. > > I could write a simple perl script to extract the From: address from > the email, extract the email address, then search for that string as > an exact line match in the file of known good senders. > > But maybe a solution to this already exists, although I haven't found > it when googling. Indeed, it's a bit hard to find the right query. > > Anyone heard of anything relevant? Formail? Works great out of procmail - it extracts headers, you embed perl or shell in your regex, and match away. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | When bad men combine, the good must | | steve@lobefin.net | associate; else they will fall one by | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | one, an unpitied sacrifice in a | | | contemptible struggle. - Edmund Burke | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attachment:
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