THE FILTERS
1 Virus Attached?
2 Duplicate Fm-To
3 Whitelist (Passlist)
4 Friendly Domains
5 Newsletters
6 List Subscriptions
7 Keywords
8 Personality
9 Bogus Address
10 Username in
Subject
11 Click Here
12 !!!!!!!!!!!!
13 Remote Images
or Database Links
14 Bcc From
Unknown
15 Bad Word List #1
16 Bad Word List #2
17 Tracking Codes
in Subject
18 Bad Word List #3
19 Bad Word List #4
20 Bad Word List #5
21 Too Many HTTP's
22 Adult Links
23 Bogus Hotmail,
AOL and Yahoo
Other Interesting
Eudora Filters:
Numerical User
Name
HTML Contents
Asian Characters
Blank Subject
Secret Keyword
With Auto-Reply
EUDORA SPAM FILTER 06
Email List Subscriptions
Do you subscribe to mailing lists? I'm on a number of them. Only one filter is needed to capture all of my list messages. It searched the headers "Any Recipient" for a match to the search term( the list name or part of it's name), and sends matching mail to the inbox.
Match: Incoming and Manual Header <Any Recipient> Verb: matches regexp (case insensitive) Value: LISTPROC\.(PCWORLD|WSU)
(change to the names of your list processors)Actions: Skip Rest
(stop filtering this message and go straight to the inbox)As shown, the search term value "LISTPROC\.(PCWORLD|WSU)" looks for "listproc." followed by either "pcworld" OR "wsu" (case is not important). For a single list processor subscription, you could simply use the Verb "Contains" and the value "listproc.pcworld", for example.