Sławomir Dworaczek <sla...@dworaczek.info> (So 23 Feb 2025 01:06:40 CET): > You're right, only 256 bytes can be in a file.
I think, it's not because of the file, the command line doesn't allow
longer "expansion test strings" too. But that's not your issue here and
now and probably can be fixed if it isn't done yet.
> Unfortunately, condition behaves as if it didn't work at all, all emails,
> even those tagged spam, fall into inboxes
> Regardless of whether they come from external or local domains
Not sure, whether you ever mentioned, that your bogosity header contains
more than just the word "spam" or "ham". The "eqi" condition I
suggested tests for an exact (case insensitive) match. So we're back to
regular expressions or other matching methods.
Given a message "x.eml", you can play:
exim -bem $PWD/x.eml '${if match{$h_x-bogosity:}{(?i)^spam,}}'
exim -bem $PWD/x.eml '${extract{1}{,}{$h_x-bogosity:}{${lc:$value}}}'
exim -bem $PWD/x.eml '${extract{1}{,}{$h_x-bogosity:}{${lc:$value}}}'
exim -bem $PWD/x.eml '${if eqi{${extract{1}{,}{$h_x-bogosity:}}}{spam}}'
So, I think, your overall condition should look like:
${if and{
{match{$h_x-bogosity:}{(?i)^spam,}}
{bool{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch{/tmp/x.bogook}{no}{yes}}}}
}
{yes it it spam}
{no it is not spam}
}
And now we got a regex :)
The "wildlsearch" as suggested in another post doesn't solve the issue
you explained, but it extends the lsearch to accept patterns in the file
searched, which you probably do not want.
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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