Ubuntu mail - no subject.?

[James Elliott]

Hi alex

You wrote:

"What you see depends on how you have configured your MESSAGE FILTERS,
the program that
delivers your incoming mail to specific mail boxes.  You should have one
mail box named  UBUNTU so all ubuntu email will be found there instead
of being mixed in with other email".

....... and I thoroughly agree with you.  However, my mail client (Outlook 
Express) filters according to the content of the "From"; "TO";  "Cc"; or 
"Subject" fields, or will look for specific words in the body of the 
message.

I can't see how I can filter messages which do not have any standard content 
in any of those fields?

That is why, in a previous field, I suggested that [ubuntu] be added as a 
prefix to all ubuntu subject lines in the same way that [users] is added to 
all OOo mail and [plug] is added to all Perth Linux Users Group mail.

Kind regards,  James

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "alex" <aradsky at ne.rr.com>
To: "James Elliott" <James.Elliott at etelecom.com.au>
Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2006 8:25 PM
Subject: Re: Ubuntu mail - no subject.?


>> I think I am getting some Ubuntu mail - not 100% sure;  I will keep an 
>> eye on it.
>>
> If you are receiving ubuntu list email, there shouldn't be any doubt about 
> it,  no maybe, no perhaps, either you are getting it or your are not.  In 
> one day, it's not unusual to receive 100 or more ubuntu messages, both the 
> ubuntu mail you sent and the ubuntu mail you are receiving. There's a lot 
> of activity on the ubuntu list, much more than any other kind..
>
> What you see depends on how you have configured your MESSAGE FILTERS, the 
> program that
> delivers your incoming mail to specific mail boxes.  You should have one 
> mail box named  UBUNTU so all ubuntu email will be found there instead of 
> being mixed in with other email.
>
> alex
>
>
>
>
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