On Thu, 15 Oct 2015, emailitis.com wrote:
I have created 2 rules because almost everything from zcsend is Spam.
Rules are:
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_1 All =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_1 2.5
...etc.
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On 10/15/2015 11:01 AM, emailitis.com wrote:
I have created 2 rules because almost everything from zcsend is Spam.
Rules are:
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_1 All =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_1 2.5
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_2 From =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_2 2.5
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I have created 2 rules because almost everything from zcsend is Spam.
Rules are:
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_1 All =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_1 2.5
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_2 From =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_2 2.5
and extract from maillog is:
/roo
On Mon, 12 Oct 2015, Bill Cole wrote:
Your "All" rule will only match a header named "All" which is unlikely to
exist. If you want it to match against all headers, you MUST use 'ALL' rather
than 'All' or 'all' or any other capitalization pattern.
Ugh, I missed that nuance...
--
John Hardin
On 12 Oct 2015, at 14:01, Bill Cole wrote:
Your "All" rule will only match a header named "All" which is unlikely
to exist.
Clarifying: it would match a header named with any capitalization
pattern of "All" because individual header names are matched
case-insensitively, but it won't match t
On 12 Oct 2015, at 12:41, emailitis.com wrote:
Can a regex expert help me identify why that did not trigger one of
the
CGK_ZCSEND_x rules?
Not without seeing the headers of the message in question *as they are
seen by SA*. However, I can offer a few generic tips:
Header rules match against
On Mon, 12 Oct 2015, emailitis.com wrote:
I have created 2 rules because almost everything from zcsend is Spam.
Rules are:
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_1 All =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_1 2.5
# zcsend Spam
header CGK_ZCSEND_2 From =~ /\@zcsend\.net/
score CGK_ZCSEND_2 2.5
You're
