Mark mail as spam for known destination and origin

[Julian Field]

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From: sender at fubar.com and to: blablabla at mycompany.com yes
is what you need. You were *very* nearly there :-)

At 13:26 30/09/2004, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Sorry if I posted this one twice, don't flame me to death ;-)
>
>
>I want to be able to mark a mail as spam if the mail has the right
>combination of sender and receiver.
>
>Example:
>
>If a mail comes from sender at fubar.com and arrives at blabla at mycompany.com
>then it has to be recognized as being spam.
>If a mail comes from sender at fubar.com and arrives at winer at mycompany.com
>then it has to be recognized as being ham.
>
>I though using the blacklist option and use a line like this:
>From: sender at fubar.com To: blablabla at mycompany.com yes

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