I am receiving pretty much every day emails from spammers with
subject line such as:
Re: PHAkmoRMACY
Re: PHAggaRMACY
Re: PHAdmlRMACY
Re: PHArwwRMACY

and so on, it seems like first 3 letters of a subject lines are the
same as PHA then there are 3 random characters and then RMACY is the
same in all of those emails. Is there any way to filter those
subject lines based on this type of behavior from spamers? For some
reason messages do go trough... I have dspam/spamassasin/clamav on
some accounts trough procmail and in those emails accounts messages
do get blocked but in any other accounts messages do go trough.

I found the following url:
http://lantech.geekvenue.net/chuckti...1598267/index_
html and it does something what I wanted to do but it is not as
sophisticated as what I wanted to accomplish and I am not good at
sendmail.cf to make apriopriate changes so that it would block based
on first 3 characters beeing the same, then random 3 characters and
the rest of the subject staying exactly the same...

Any woul dbe greatly appreciated.

Chris


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krzys@perfekt.net wrote:
> I am receiving pretty much every day emails from spammers with
> subject line such as:
> Re: PHAkmoRMACY
> Re: PHAggaRMACY
> Re: PHAdmlRMACY
> Re: PHArwwRMACY
>
> and so on, it seems like first 3 letters of a subject lines are the
> same as PHA then there are 3 random characters and then RMACY is the
> same in all of those emails. Is there any way to filter those
> subject lines based on this type of behavior from spamers? For some
....
> Any woul dbe greatly appreciated.

milter-regex perhaps?


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In article <ZRuTg.51295$WV2.46074@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net>,
Mike Scott <usenet.11@spam.stopper.scottsonline.org.uk> wrote:
>krzys@perfekt.net wrote:
>> I am receiving pretty much every day emails from spammers with
>> subject line such as:
>> Re: PHAkmoRMACY
>> Re: PHAggaRMACY
>> Re: PHAdmlRMACY
>> Re: PHArwwRMACY
>>
>> and so on, it seems like first 3 letters of a subject lines are the
>> same as PHA then there are 3 random characters and then RMACY is the
>> same in all of those emails. Is there any way to filter those
>> subject lines based on this type of behavior from spamers? For some
>...
>> Any woul dbe greatly appreciated.
>
>milter-regex perhaps?

If final delivery is done with procmail, you could create a local .procmailrc
file with rules to dump this mail. You did not specify what type of system
you are running, but if it is a unix like system try the command
'man procmail' and see if you have it.

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