On Fri, 5 Apr 2002 the voices made Matt Sergeant write:
> Craig Hughes wrote:
> > I think the problem is you need to escape the <.
>
> < isn't anything special in a regexp - this is just a misunderstanding
> propogated thoughout the SA rules.
[tony@localhost] /Users/tony/ {155} man egrep | grep
Must be a holdover from some other regex system -- I think it means
"beginning of word" in some regex syntax or other, like:
\b(?=\w)
in perl
On Fri, 2002-04-05 at 00:45, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> Craig Hughes wrote:
> > I think the problem is you need to escape the <.
>
> < isn't anything specia
Craig Hughes wrote:
> I think the problem is you need to escape the <.
< isn't anything special in a regexp - this is just a misunderstanding
propogated thoughout the SA rules.
Matt.
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I think the problem is you need to escape the <. As far as a src=cid
rule, I don't think we have one yet in CVS -- I think there was a
bugzilla about this though, I haven't gone through in a while to flush
patches into CVS -- I'll try and do that this week so everything in
bugzilla works its way
> Download and use CVS if you're testing this stuff - email decoding is
> improving all the time.
I should have mentioned that I'm running the latest CVS version, I upgrade
every few days.
> Plus you can easily add in a test (using the
> regression test stuff I just checked in):
>
> test VIRUS
> I think the problem is you need to escape the <.
I tried adding a \ before the < and will see if it helps - I can't test this
since any test message I send works fine with the current regex, it's only the
actual virii that slip through.
< isn't anything special in perl, is it?
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Michael Moncur wrote:
> I know this really shouldn't be SpamAssassin's job since it's used more by
> virii than by spam, but has anyone had any luck specifically detecting iframe
> src=cid tags? Here's my current rule that tries to do so:
>
> rawbody VIRUS_IFRAME_CID / descri
I know this really shouldn't be SpamAssassin's job since it's used more by
virii than by spam, but has anyone had any luck specifically detecting iframe
src=cid tags? Here's my current rule that tries to do so:
rawbody VIRUS_IFRAME_CID /http://www.starlingtech.com/
"Nobody ca
