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Subject: Help! Sircam filter without Procmail
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I'm looking for a way to filter out sircam viruses being sent to my 
system.  Unfortunately I don't have procmail, or know how to install 
it.  I have been getting hit by tons of these messages daily flooding 
my mail servers mail folder, which then rejects regular mail because 
the drive is full.  Is there anyway to do this without Procmail?


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