# junkfilter
# a junkmail filter system for procmail
# Copyright 1997, Gregory Sutter <gsutter@pobox.com>
#             and Matthew Hunt <mph@pobox.com>
#
# Revision 4.11  1997/11/17 gsutter
# 4.11 New AOL rule replaces broken one
#      Changed order of DOMAINS and ADDRESSES setting (IRIX bug?)
#      LINEBUF increased to 65536 to ensure no overflows
#      BODYCHK added!  similar to DOMAINS but checks for statements in body.
#      To: formatting rule removed
#      BOFH rule fixed
#      Pegasus rule fixed
#      Web solicitation in body rule removed
#      Removed 'E' flag from all rules
#      Added X-Authentication-Warning check for spoofers.  
#      Removed "bulk" from junk mail software entry.
# 4.10 Fixed bug with domain and address lists
# 4.09 Changed domain and address lists.  No longer built
#      on the fly by perl.  Distributed with release.
#      This makes it simpler and much much faster.
# 4.08 Fixed body, bofh, and strict so they actually run.
# 4.07 Added another forged {freemailservice} check.
# 4.06 Added !Path statement in body.exclamation recipe
# 4.05 Added configuration file, merged other files.
# 4.04 Added another variant of e-Merge/eMerge bulk mailer
#      Added more body text rules
#      Moved some recipes from main to strict
#      Removed most of scoring (unnecessary)
#      To: recipe changed (TLD added)
# 4.03 Linebuf upped.
# 4.02 Emailer Platinum added.
# 4.01 Scoring added throughout

# Please read the file "rc.junk.readme" and the page
# http://www.pobox.com/~gsutter/junkmail/ before using
# junkfilter.  junkfilter is copyright 1997 Gregory Sutter
# and Matthew Hunt.  All rights reserved.


# STRICT is for the strict section of junkfilter.  It is
# pretty active at filtering junk, but might catch
# a few nonjunk messages too.  Use at your own
# discretion.  I certainly would NOT recommend setting
# the default action to /dev/null.

STRICT=1


# BOFH is for the bofh section of junkfilter.  It will
# surely filter lots of real mail as well as as
# much spam as it can find.  If you don't mind
# this, feel free to use it.  Personally, I don't
# use this file at all.  Don't point the action to
# /dev/null, as you'll lose a lot of legitimate mail.

BOFH=0


# BODY is for the body-checking section of junkfilter.
# It will search through the bodies of messages, finding
# strings commonly employed by spammers.  Be careful
# with this, as it may also filter some legitimate
# mail.

BODY=1


# There shouldn't be anything else here that you need to
# configure.

SPAMMER
FROM="^((Resent-|Apparently-)?From|(X-)?Sender|Reply-To|Return-Path|(X-)?Envelope-From)(.*\<)?"
LINEBUF=65536
ADDRESSES=`cat $JFDIR/jf-addresses`
BODYCHK=`cat $JFDIR/jf-bodychk`
DOMAINS=`cat $JFDIR/jf-domains`


# EOF rc.junk.config