[Mailman-Users] Checking body for words
Madhu Menon
webguru at vsnl.net
Mon Aug 12 14:42:23 CEST 2002
At 03:48 PM 12-08-02, Richard Barrett wrote:
>I think you would be better off considering use of something like Spam
>Assassin (http://spamassassin.org/) to stop junk mail getting as far as
>your mail list handler rather than expecting Mailman to provide that type
>of mail filtering in addition to its normal functions.
Richard,
I appreciate your point of view. The word I used was just an example. What
I really want to do is check for the presence of the list's footer in the
mail. This is to encourage people to quote selectively and trim their list
mail.
For example, our list has a footer like:
---
For list options, visit http://www.example.com
If somebody's message has "For list options, visit http://www.example.com"
in it, I want it to be held for approval.
It's not intended to prevent spam.
So, now that my purpose is clearer, is there a way to make it happen?
Regards,
Madhu
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