Re: How to kill spam?
- From: "Mike Hyndman" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 21:59:43 -0000
Node name? What's that? An IP address? E-mail cannot be sent to you
using
your IP address and why it is not a concern that your IP address is
divulged in newsgroup posts.
Node name, the bit after the @ and before the domain name (ISP's definition)
I have a static IP address supplied by my ISP.
Apply this rule after the message arrives
Where the To line does not contain 'yourname@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
and Where the CC line does not contain 'yourname@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
and Where the message is from the <youraccount> account
Delete it
and Stop processing more rules
If you have more than one account, you need a duplicate rule as above for
each account. If you only have one account, you can omit the "from
<youraccount> account" clause since all mails are coming through a single
account. Think of it this way (in Boolean logic):
- If you are in the To or Cc field, you want the message, or:
To OR Cc.
- If you are not in either field, you don't want the message, or:
NOT (To OR Cc) = NOT To AND NOT Cc
After entering your e-mail address in the "To line contains" clause, use
the Options button to reverse the test (i.e., to 'NOT' it).
Fantastic V, many thanks
Regards
Mike H
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