yes, the filters on source forge may make communication of Perlscan difficult :(
Remote host said: 550-This message matches a blacklisted regular expression ....
Andrew van Tilburg wrote:
Ok, thanks Doug. The quarrantine-attachments.txt file is attached. I had to send to your address as the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail server complained about blacklisted regular expressions.
Andrew.
all your additions are 'badly' formed (in multiple ways). As is noted in the quarantine-attachments.txt file, the proper format is: # Format: three columns # filename<TAB>size (in bytes)<TAB>Description of virus/whatever # OR: # string<TAB>Header<TAB>Description of virus/whatever
your entries are (for example): *Yiagra*.* Virus-Subject: (Y should be v in above...need to get past filter)
are missing the DESCRIPTION (not critical but...) and the regex's also needs attention. A few examples to accomplish what it looks like you're trying to do (again...letter Y used in obvious places should be replaced):
(?i).*(Yiagra|Y i a g r a|Y1agra|Ylagra).*<TAB>Virus-Subject:<TAB>e-crap (?i).*(Yhentermine|Yhenterm1ne|Yhentermlne).*<TAB>Virus-Subject:<TAB>e-crap (?i).*(Yanax|Y a n a x).*<TAB>Virus-Subject:<TAB>e-crap
BTW...the reason the example email you sent was "caught" is likely due to the fact that you have this rule: *Peter*.* Virus-Subject: and the email contains: Dear Peter,
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