I use it since a long time, so since it works pretty good for me, I want to share how to handle the spam for your @gentoo.org address with procmail.<\/p>\n
First, you need to say that procmail will filter your email(s): Then create a simple \/home\/${USER}\/.procmailrc with this content: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0: :0 B: :0 B: :0 B: With the filter for X-Spam-Status<\/em> and X-Spam-Level<\/em> you will avoid the majority of the incoming spam. Sometimes I receive mails from people that are not spammer, with the X-Spam-Level flag with one star, so I decided to move these email into a folder, they will be double-checked with naked eye:<\/p>\n To avoid confusion I always prefer to use a complete path here.<\/p>\n After a stabilization you will always see the annoying mail from the bugzilla which contains ${arch} stable, so if you want to drop them:<\/p>\n Now, if you are using more email clients, on more computers, you may need to set the filters here instead of on all clients you are using, so for example:<\/p>\n And so on…. EDIT: the header says: I use it since a long time, so since it works pretty good for me, I want to share how to handle the spam for your @gentoo.org address with procmail. First, you need to say that procmail will filter your … Continue reading
\necho \"| \/usr\/bin\/procmail\" > \/home\/${USER}\/.forward<\/code><\/p>\n
\n:0:
\n* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^X-Spam-Level: \\*\\*\\*
\n\/dev\/null\/<\/p>\n
\n* ! ^List-Id
\n* ^X-Spam-Level: \\*\\*
\n\/dev\/null\/<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*viagra*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*cialis*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*money*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*rolex*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*scount*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Viagra*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Cialis*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Marketing*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*marketing*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Money*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Rolex*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*Scount*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*glxgug*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*offizielle sieger*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Subject:.*educational*
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* $ content-[^:]+:${WS}*.+(\\<)*(file)?name${WS}*=${WS}*\\\/.+\\.(pif|scr|com|cpl|vbs|mim|hqx|bhx|uue|uu|b64)\\"?$
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Content-Type: .*;$[ ]*(file)?name=\\"?.*\\.(pif|scr|com|cpl|vbs)\\"?$
\n\/dev\/null<\/p>\n
\n* ^Content-Type: .*; [ ]*(file)?name=\\"?.*\\.(pif|scr|com|cpl|vbs)\\"?$
\n\/dev\/null<\/code><\/p>\n
\nSome mails that does not have any Spam flag, contains subject like viagra, cialis ( which I absolutely don’t need \ud83d\ude00 ), rolex and scount.
\nYes, I could you the (c|C)ase<\/em> syntax, but I had problems, so I prefer to write twice the rules instead of have any sort of troubles.
\nNote: with this email address I’m not subscribed to any newsletter or any sort of offers\/catalogs so I filtered scount, markerting, money<\/em>.<\/p>\n:0:
\n* ^X-Spam-Level: \\*
\n\/home\/ago\/.maildir\/.INBOX.pspam\/<\/code><\/p>\n:0 B
\n* ^*(alpha|amd64|arm|hppa|ia64|m68k|ppc|ppc64|s390|sh|sparc|x86) stable*
\n\/dev\/null<\/code><\/p>\n:0
\n* ^From.*bugzilla-daemon@gentoo.org
\n* ^TO.*amd64@gentoo.org
\n\/home\/ago\/.maildir\/.INBOX.amd64\/<\/code><\/p>\n
\nThese, hints obviously are valid on all postfix-based mailserver; if you are using e.g. qmail, you need to move the .procmailrc, but this is still valid.
\nI hope this will help \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
\nIf you need a particular set of rules, you can write it if you take a look at the source\/header of the message, so If for example I don’t like to see the mails from bugzilla of the bugs that I reported:<\/p>\nX-Bugzilla-Reporter: ago@gentoo.org<\/code>
\nso:<\/p>\n:0
\n* ^From.*bugzilla-daemon@gentoo.org
\n* ^X-Bugzilla-Reporter.*ago@gentoo.org
\n\/dev\/null<\/code><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"