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Possible to add text to Subject when identified as spam?

If you set up Spamhalter (or Popfile) you will be able to tell it what to inject in the Subject line of spams.

As a bonus you will also get MUCH less spam and MUCH less work trying to catch spam with CC rules [:)] 

<p>If you set up Spamhalter (or Popfile) you will be able to tell it what to inject in the Subject line of spams.</p><p>As a bonus you will also get MUCH less spam and MUCH less work trying to catch spam with CC rules [:)] </p>

Via content control I have succesfully added an header "X-Spam: Yes" to email identified as spam by spambust.dat (weight>50)
How can I add a string using a global filter rule(?) to the subject of such mails, e.g. Subject: Buy xxxx  => Subject: (SPAM) Buy xxxx

 
Thanks, mel

 

<p>Via content control I have succesfully added an header "X-Spam: Yes" to email identified as spam by spambust.dat (weight>50) How can I add a string using a global filter rule(?) to the subject of such mails, e.g. Subject: Buy xxxx  => Subject: (SPAM) Buy xxxx</p><p>  Thanks, mel  </p>

At this point, you can't modify (edit) existing headers in the message using rules. It's an oft-requested feature, though, and will almost certainly make it into the program at some point.

Cheers!

-- David --

At this point, you can't modify (edit) existing headers in the message using rules. It's an oft-requested feature, though, and will almost certainly make it into the program at some point. Cheers! -- David --
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