Procmail is a program that performs preprocessing on incoming mail (http://www.procmail.org/). What the rest of the post does is to provide a program that procmail can use to strip out the header indicating that the message was processed if the message does not meet the SPAM criterion.
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>>> On 1/9/2009 at 5:08 PM, David McFarlane <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> At 1/9/2009 04:49 PM Friday, Dennis Boone wrote:
>>Follows a procmail recipe to rip the useless !@#$%^&*()_ X-Spam-Report
>>headers out of mail that isn't spam, in case it makes anyone else's life
>>better.
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> Thanks, um, I don't know what a "procmail recipe" is, or what to make
> of the rest of this post. Could you expand a little bit for dummies
> like me? Thanks.
>
>>De
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>>:0 H
>>* ^X-Spam-Flag: NO
>>{
>> :0 fw
>> | formail -I "X-Spam-Report:"
>>}
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> -- dkm
