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#16 Re: What is the best server-side mail filtering setup? Posted by Anonymous (202.0.xx.xx) on Fri 14 Oct 2005 at 09:15 Indeed it does. Dead easy to setup. Simply use .forward for the user account(s) that want server based forward. A modified example of my .forward # Exim filter if $header_subject: contains "[Spam]" then save $home/mail/Spam elif $header_subject: contains "[Yahoo group]" then save $home/mail/yahoo-group elif $header_subject: contains "[family]" then save $home/mail/family endif /Martin Forest

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