Re: Dirty spam

[Wayne Topa <linuxone@intergate.com>]

Johannes Wiedersich(johannes@physik.blm.tu-muenchen.de) is reported to have said:
> P. Johnson wrote:
> >That works the same way: Thunderbird has it's own Bayesian filter.  You
> >should also train messages that aren't spam to avoid false-positives and
> >false-negatives.
> 
> Yes, but for those on slow networks: They always have to first download 
> the message, before the filter will tell them it's spam.
> with to's and cc's like

So install either mailfilter or murx <murx.sourceforge.net> and remove
them from the pop server _before_ you download.  

I am currently using murx and only got one (1) of those spam msgs.  One
rule and they don't show up here anymore.

WT

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