You can't and this is a feature that will never be implemented either. I started the Mailfilter project to prevent e-mail abuse in general not to give people a weapon to fight fire with fire. Apart from that it would be considered a criminal offense in most countries (including the one I'm living in) to answer a mail bomb with your own mail bomb.

Mailfilter is a flexible utility for UNIX (-like) operating systems to get rid of unwanted spam mails, before having to go through the trouble of downloading them into the local computer. It offers support for one or many POP accounts and is especially useful for dialup connections via modem, ISDN, etc. Mailfilter connects to any POP mail box and compares part of its content to a set of user defined filter rules. That way the spam gets deleted directly on the mail server. See similar questions...

Type the email addresses of people who you do NOT want to receive this auto-reply message in the Auto-reply to everyone except these email addresses field. Each email address must be separated by a semi-colon (;). See similar questions...

So-called auto-responder or "out of office reply" is handy if you are away or for some reason cannot read email for a period. People who send email to you will get a reply that the email is received, but will not be read or answered promtly. The auto-responder function is connected to each email account. If you have several email addresses that are assigned to the same email account, the auto-responder comprises all these email addresses. See similar questions...

For more information on this subject, see <URL:http://www.vampy-alumni.org/eudora/computers/vacation.html> See similar questions...

Placing this in rc.local.s20 and uncommenting the appropriate line in the rc.custom file will provide this functionality. recipe to send an autoreply REPLY_TEXT=/path/to/autoreply.txt REPLY_SUBJECT="Message Received" :0 whc | formail -rtzc -xTo: >tmp.from :0 ch :autoreply.lock | (formail -rtzc -I "Subject: $REPLY_SUBJECT" \ -A"Precedence: junk" ; cat $REPLY_TEXT) | \ $SENDMAIL -t 'cat tmp.from' Place the following in rc.local.s20 and uncomment the corresponding line in your unlinked rc.custom. See similar questions...

ColoServe MailFilter is a network-based content filter designed to help businesses and other domain administrators deal with the growing problem of spam and viruses. ColoServe MailFilter will clean your Email of spam and viruses BEFORE they get to your network and before mail is downloaded to your inbox. See similar questions...

If you do not pick up your e-mail from a POP server, then there is no need to install Mailfilter. But if you do get your e-mail from one or many POP accounts and if you are sick and tired of downloading megabytes of worthless spam (usually those are anonymous advertisements, chain mails, etc.), then you should give Mailfilter a try. It will help save you band width and time by deleting spam directly on your server, before you have to download and read those messages. See similar questions...

If you have downloaded the compressed Mailfilter source code archive, then please refer to the INSTALL file provided by that archive. Binary packages (if available for a particular program version) should be installed as any other package of that kind. For example you could use the command 'rpm -U packagename.rpm' for the RedHat packages. See similar questions...

The name comes from a Monty Python skit (real audio) in which all normal conversation is drowned out by the word "spam" being repeated over and over again. See similar questions...

In Outlook program, go to Tools menu, click Out of Office Assistant. (If you don't see it from the list, click on the double down-arrow command and the menu will be expanded.) In the AutoReply only once to each sender with the following text box, type the message you want to send to others while you are out. See similar questions...

No, you should not, if this is a reply of the telephone station of a subscriber you are calling to, for example “the mobile phone number you have dialed is out of service zone”. Yes, you should, if it is a voice message or personal reply of the subscriber you are calling to. In such case this is deemed to be a normal subscriber’s reply. See similar questions...

Sorry we can't promise to reply to all the feedback. But we definitely read it all and use suggestions to improve the site. See similar questions...

Look at the procmailex man page. For an even simpler solution (in that it's less reading for you and presumably a better and more stable solution than you could build on your own in a couple of hours), get Alan K. Stebbens's Procmail library (see below) and tweak to suit your needs. If unsolicited bulk e-mail, aka spam, is a problem for you, your best defense is to get your ISP to filter your mail at the SMTP and/or router level. See similar questions...

TerraNet Mailfilter service is a filtering service which intelligently analyses all messages and filters out all spam messages. So you will NOT get those annoying messages in your mailbox. It also detects and deletes automatically all e-mail messages that are infected with viruses. See similar questions...

If it's really a bug that you found (and not a feature), then I will of course try to do something about it. Generally it's a good idea to report bugs to the mailing list mailfilter-dev@lists.sourceforge.net, but you can also directly contact the author of Mailfilter. When you report bugs, please provide as much additional information as possible on what may have caused the problems and what consequences you suffered. See similar questions...

There are many ways to express your appreciation: you could join forces and submit code, but even if you are not a programmer, you could still contribute by sending bug reports, suggestions or useful add-on scripts to our mailing list(s). Every contribution is welcome! Albeit, there is also a web page to donate money to the project. The money would help immensely in keeping the web pages up to date (i.e. See similar questions...

To run Mailfilter it's best to have a UNIX (-like) operating system, but it also compiles fine with Windows 9x/NT/2000 if additional libraries and tools are installed (e.g. Cygwin or DJGPP). So far Mailfilter has been successfully compiled and tested with Linux: Mandrake 7.0 - 8.2, Debian 2.1 - 3.0, RedHat 6.2 - 7.1, Slackware 3.9 (See doc/README.Slackware for further details), SuSE 6.2, LinuxPPC but it may well work on other platforms, too. See similar questions...