# This is a sample .procmailrc showing how to route email tagged as spam # to a different folder for later review and deletion. # First, ensure all mail is spam scanned. While most mail delivered # to our users is already scanned, it is possible to route email # around the spam tagging filter. If you notice spam getting to you # and not being checked for spam one way or the other (look at the # headers) uncomment the next two lines. #:0fw #| /usr/bin/spamc -d spamfilter.rutgers.edu -p 7831 # The following recipe routes the CommuniGate Pro Discussion Digest # to my normal inbox, even though the spam filter sometimes thinks # it looks like spam. (You could also specify "From:", "Sender:", # or any other header line to route on.) :0: * ^Subject: CGatePro Digest $ORGMAIL # The following recipe sorts all email tagged as spam to a file called # spam in the mail subdirectory of my home directory. # # *** BE SURE THE mail DIRECTORY EXISTS BEFORE USING THIS RECIPE. *** :0: * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES $HOME/mail/spam # The following recipe discards all email tagged as spam. Uncomment # this recipe and comment out or remove the above recipe to use this # one. # # *** NOTE: YOU WILL PROBABLY LOSE VALID EMAIL IF YOU USE THIS. *** #: #* ^X-Spam-Flag: YES #/dev/null