# Simple procmail filter to block UCE ("spam") articles for pine/elm users
#
VERBOSE=on
MAILDIR=$HOME/mail		# Location of your personal Mail folders;
				#  this is usually in your home directory
				#  and will hold any folders updated by
				#  procmail (namely the one indicated in
				#  SPAMFOLDER)
DEFAULT=$ORGMAIL		# This must be set to something; this is
				#  where unfiltered e-mail will go (ie,
				#  into your system folder)
SPAMFOLDER=_blocked		# This folder (under MAILDIR) will hold
				#  the articles filtered out (believed to
				#  spam; check this periodically to make
				#  certain it doesn't contain any
				#  legitimate articles).
				#
				# To view, use :
				#
				#     pine -f $HOME/Mail/blocked
				# -or
				#     elm -f $HOME/Mail/blocked
				#
				# You can either delete all the articles
				#  through your mailer, or simply via
				#
				#     rm $HOME/Mail/blocked
				#
				# But check its contents first!

				# This must be set; used by procmail
FORMAIL=/usr/bin/formail
				# Magic happens here; comment out to 
				#  disable UCE tagging
# Grab any mail that is destined for my requested mailing lists
INCLUDERC=/home/pshuman/mail/.listmail

INCLUDERC=/home/pshuman/mail/.spamtag.rc

##############################################################################
# Actual filtering occurs here; moves tagged articles into a separate
#  folder specified by SPAMFOLDER above.
#
# Don't enable this if you download all your e-mail using POP (includes
#  Eudora and Netscape); otherwise, you'll never see any of the tagged
#  articles and it will simply accumulate on the UNIX server (and you'll
#  never know if legitimate articles are being filtered either).
# Filtering should be done on the user end by setting up a filter that
#  either looks for "[SPAM]" in the Subject: header, or the header line
#  "X-SPAM:"
#
#
:0
* ^Subject:.*\[SPAM\]
$SPAMFOLDER
#
:0 c
* .*
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