Re: Filtering USNET on client side (Thunderbird)
- From: "A. Ben Hmeda" <abh@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 08:43:56 -0400
On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 00:50:02 +0000, SINNER wrote:
* A. Ben Hmeda wrote in alt.os.linux:
Is there a way to filter out USENET messages that come from google
groups using Thunderbird? If not, would you recommend a client that
could perform (if Message-ID: contains google then trash) or something
like that? thanks
Tbird's scoring is, well lacking. See link below and welcome to the UIP
:)
Pan can do what you want. so can many other readers but it looks like
you want GUI so Pan is probably the best choice.
I have tried PAN before but I kept going back to Mozilla (one app does
all) I'm trying Pan now, I think filters work in reverse of what I'm used
to. I have setup a custom filter called NoGoogle based on Message-ID
(match any: message id does not contain googlegroups.com), it took care of
much of the span, and possibly other non-spam messages, however, some
posts fall through the crack, I still see some messages with
googlegroups.com in the message id!
.
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