On Friday, July 05, 2019 02:35:46 AM Reco wrote: > > > So, assuming that you wish to block threads that are started by me, > > > participated by me, etc, you'll need (:h should correctly process a > > > multiline header): > > > > > > if ( /^From:.*recovery...@enotuniq.net/:h ) > > > > > > to /dev/null > > > > > > if ( /^References:.*enotuniq.net/:h ) > > > > > > to /dev/null > > > > > > But that assumes that everybody in the thread are using a sane e-mail > > > client. And relies on Message-ID that can include literally anything > > > (but it does include a domain most of the time). > > > > Wait, but wouldn't that block any threads referring to any mail sent > > from any address at the specified domain? This might work fine for a > > small domain, but it's going to be bad for mail coming from Gmail > > accounts ...
I haven't been following this thread carefully, nor do I understand the syntax used above, but couldn't the * be replaced with a specific name to limit which emails get sent to /dev/null? > That's another disadvantage, I agree. But it's a feature at the same > time. For instance, outlook.com sents nothing but spam to this maillist, > so any e-mails from that domain can be safely 'blocked' this way.
