Kill Filter

[Ferd]

How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
ferd

[Mr. Arnold]

"Ferd" <Rat@tat.com> wrote in message
news:9qpmn31614rvm1fd1nvtblg0ueo01hvkb9@4ax.com...
> How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
> ferd

I myself I just push the Delete-Key in Vista Windows Mail, and it's gone.
The person making those posts, which he or she are spamming many NG(s) is
changing subject content and posting names so that it will come through. It
would be a hard filter to create to catch them as they change.

[Jim Ford]

In article <9qpmn31614rvm1fd1nvtblg0ueo01hvkb9@4ax.com>, Rat@tat.com
says...
> How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
> ferd
>

I've just changed to Gravity to stop this. Seems to work OK as you can
mark as read cross-posted stuff, which you can't on Thunderbird.

Jim Ford

[Steve Wolstenholme]

On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:29:21 +1300, Ferd <Rat@tat.com> wrote:

>How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
>ferd

As you are using Agent just add a kill filter to ignore.

Subject: (MI5 or (M & I & 5))

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[s|b]

On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:29:21 +1300, Ferd wrote:

> How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?

Since you're using Agent, check alt.usenet.offline-reader.forte-agent
and news.software.readers. There are several possibilities.

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[Ferd]

On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:29:21 +1300, Ferd <Rat@tat.com> wrote:

>How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
>ferd


Thanks, seems to have worked so far.
Ferd

[Marshall Price]

Steve Wolstenholme wrote:
> On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:29:21 +1300, Ferd <Rat@tat.com> wrote:
>
>> How do i set up a kill filter, to stop MI5 rubish?
>> ferd
>
> As you are using Agent just add a kill filter to ignore.
>
> Subject: (MI5 or (M & I & 5))
>

If I recall correctly, I saw something like:

M.*I.*5.*P.*e.*r.*s.* ...

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