Screening oversize spam

[Marian Stepka]

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Howzit;

> I use Kmail (which I like so much that when Kmail Mark 1 bit the billennium 
> bug, and I couldn't find any other reader quite like it, I upgraded to 
RedHat 
> 7.2 just so I could run KDE2 with Kmail 1.3).
> 
> One thing I'd like to do with all the increasing spam around -   on my old 
> Acorn that I also sometimes use for email, the POP transport  (!Popstar) is 
> configurable so that if any message is over a specified size (say 10K)  it 
> pops up a window with the message subject and sender in it and options to  
> Download / Skip / Download Headers only / Delete     the message.     Very 
> useful, it's saved me before now from downloading several hundred-K  spams.   
> Also quite satisfying.
> 
> Is there any way to do the same with Kmail / KPPP?     I've looked in Help - 
> Filters but they don't seem to cover it.
> 

Use POP filters. There is a way how to filter incoming mail. There is also 
possible to setup message size limit and many more. I have localized copy, 
but hope it will be in English version Setup (Settings) -> POP filters. Then 
add new and start to play around.

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