Re: Coloring message in index for SPAM
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On Sunday, June 11 at 12:36 PM, quoth Dave Waxman:
>I am current using mutt to color messages in my index that have been
>detected by multiple different spam applications. I am in the
>'training' phase of some of these spam applications so I am not ready to
>ignore the messages they've marked as spam. I currently have this in my
>.muttrc to make SPAM red.
>color index brightred default '~h "X-Spam-Status:.*score=(4|5)."'
>However, the problem is that a lot of the SPAM is getting ratings well
>above 5. How can I tell this statement to flag messages that are, for
>example, 4> but <10?
That looks like a SpamAssassin header, and if that's true, then you
may find it useful to match on the X-Spam-Level header instead. Then
you can do matches like this:
color index brightred default '~h "^X-Spam-Status: [*]{5,9}"'
~Kyle
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