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Enhanced AppleScript rule to check Mail against blackhole lists
The posted Applescript needed some major changes to work in my environment (multiple trusted MTA between me and the outside world and incompatibility with EIMS, Eudora Internet Mail Server (Mac only mail server good for 1 to 10,000+ users), used by hobbists through ISPs).
Enhanced AppleScript rule to check Mail against blackhole lists
Excellent, just the sort of more intelligent IP Parsing I was looking for (but wasn't good enough with AppleScript to do myself).
Enhanced AppleScript rule to check Mail against blackhole lists
Side effect of pasting AppleScript into these windows--some of the characters get messed up. In this case the character is do not equals (option-= on a Mac keyboard).
Enhanced AppleScript rule to check Mail against blackhole lists
The > character can also be used in that location, as in:
Enhanced script uploaded
I have uploaded SpamHolioEIMS.sit to the macosxhints' download site, so just click that link to get the script.
regards; -rob.
Enhanced script uploaded still doesn't move to Spam!
So now I have the Enhanced Applescript installed and still while it correctly identifies SPAM that the built in SPAM checker misses, but it doens't move it to the Spam filter weather I have it placed before or after the built in SPAM filter. Has anyone else figure out the proper way to script to move mail into the Junk folder.
Enhanced script uploaded still doesn't move to Spam!
Perhaps if you renamed the Junk mailbox it would work better, it works at home and at work for me but my Junk mailbox is called "?Junk" and "Spam" (? is an opt-8 bullet). |
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