Gerald Combs wrote:

> 
> My question for the list is:  Is there a comprehensive list somewhere of
> regular expressions that can be used to match against automated bounce
> messages?  

I don't know of any lists, but it is trivial to add that to bogofilters 
training.

One can use a baysian filter to filter spam and/or bounce messages and 
or viruses.  You can use one data base to do all or have three passes 
each adding a separate tag.

One way is to forward any unwanted mail to a special mail address that 
would get processed by a script to add the the bogofilter database. The 
bogofilter folks are a kind and friendly lot as seen from the usenet 
list at bogofilter@aotto.com

Bogofilter can be set it up to simply add a tag that can be used at any 
point down stream for filtering.

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