[Mimedefang] Filtering help - Novell Groupwise
Ben Kamen
bkamen at benjammin.net
Wed Jul 30 11:19:00 EDT 2003
I've been tagging subject lines and everyone is terribly happy.
I prepend "[Spam]" to the subject line and everyone (using netscape or
whatever) either tags the message or puts it in a spam folder.
Gives them the option to report any false positives.
As for management, you can always start your sentences, "Well, if we
were using a real mail client, this is what I would do and how easy it
would be, but since we're not......" and so on. :)
Always present all the options. No one can fault you for that. (I'm
waiting for someone to come up with a punchy, "unless your boss is Bill
Gates, then you just say, 'Yes sir. Right Away Sir.')
-Ben
F.M. Taylor wrote:
> I have MD and SA setup and they are working perfectly. I am currently
> tagging spam like this:
>
>
> action_change_header("X-Spam-Score", "$hits ($score) $names");
> action_change_header("Category", "spam");
> action_change_header("X-message-is-spam", "yes");
>
> The "Category: spam" was for my Groupwoze users. The downside is that
> groupwise (ver 6.5 i believe) doesn't seem to let you filter on that
> rule, and other available header filters don't seem to function either,
> at least the ones I have tried.
>
> So my question is has anybody on this list managed to filter messages
> from MD & SA in the groupwoze client based on tags in the header? IF
> you did, how did you set it up? I don't use groupwoze myself, so I
> can't be of much help to the end users. (I keep telling them to get a
> real mail client, but management has told me to stop saying that ;) )
>
> My alternative is to start tagging the subject lines, but I really don't
> want to go there.
>
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