: [SAtalk] Custom Rule bein ignored
On Mon, Nov 04, 2002 at 10:40:16AM -0800, Brossard, David wrote:
> > header MY_BLACKLISTED_RCVD
Received=~/*coolfunpages.com/
I think the problem is that the RE should be .* not * (it's regular
expression, not file globbing ... :) )
$ perl -e
Re-read the suggested rule I gave you, it does NOT contain a *. In fact,
it's a regex syntax error to have the * where you put it.
When adding custom rules I strongly recommed that you run spamassassin
--lint so you can see it complain about syntactic errors like your version
had. Under normal
On Mon, Nov 04, 2002 at 10:55:26AM -0800, Brossard, David wrote:
> Ah. Well then it begs the question, how do I get it to filter
> smtp69.coolfunpages.com and smtpX.coolfunpages.com?
As I stated, use ".*" instead of "*". I would personally use something
like /smtp.{1,5}\.coolfunpages\.com/i
On Mon, Nov 04, 2002 at 10:40:16AM -0800, Brossard, David wrote:
> > header MY_BLACKLISTED_RCVD Received=~/*coolfunpages.com/
I think the problem is that the RE should be .* not * (it's regular
expression, not file globbing ... :) )
$ perl -e 'print yes if /*foo/'
Quantifier follows
] Custom Rule bein ignored
Brossard, David said:
> I asked earlier about a way to block messages if they are
> received from a certain set of servers. Someone very kindly provided
me
> with a custom rule to filter them out via header info. Unfortunately
no
> matter what I try the new
Brossard, David said:
> I asked earlier about a way to block messages if they are
> received from a certain set of servers. Someone very kindly provided me
> with a custom rule to filter them out via header info. Unfortunately no
> matter what I try the new custom rule is being ignored. I h
I asked earlier about a way to block messages if they are
received from a certain set of servers. Someone very kindly provided me
with a custom rule to filter them out via header info. Unfortunately no
matter what I try the new custom rule is being ignored. I have other
custom headers with
