How to add X-Spam-Status?

[Alex Neuman van der Hans]

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Matt Kettler wrote:

>Alex Neuman van der Hans wrote:
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>>Julian Field wrote:
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>>>Please read the comments immediately above the spam actions settings.  
>>>It clearly describes a "header" spam action which will do what you want.
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>>I know that, Julian... That's what we've been talking about on this
>>thread. It's not the "how", it's the "with what" we're trying to find out.
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>>I'm just asking if anybody knows what the "magic header" would be for
>>Mozilla/TB/O2K3 to tell a default configuration that a message is in
>>fact spam without resorting to changing the headers. That way even a
>>default MUA configuration would "understand" when a message is spam and
>>send it to a junk folder. It would be more transparent to the end users,
>>and would make the system "appear" to be "intelligent" to the "uneducated".
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>AFIAK there is no such magic bullet header supported by Thunderbird in it's
>default setup.
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>I doubt that O2k3 has any such feature either.
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>You're going to have to create a rule that checks a header and moves the
>offending messages to junk. I don't think anyone has a standard "If this
>appears, auto-junk it without further consideration" header.
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Too bad... :(

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