Andrew wrote:
> Matt Kettler wrote:
>> Al Danks wrote:
>>
>>> Matt Kettler evi-inc.com> writes:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
Try a rule something like this:
L_FROM_STRING header From =~ /$string/
>>>
>>> It appears that the rule is also hitting senders with the string
>>> fo
Matt Kettler wrote:
Al Danks wrote:
Matt Kettler evi-inc.com> writes:
Try a rule something like this:
L_FROM_STRING header From =~ /$string/
It appears that the rule is also hitting senders with the string following a .
I.e. From =~ /$com/ hits
comalksdfl.net
aksafjdla.com
Al Danks wrote:
> Matt Kettler evi-inc.com> writes:
>
>
>
>> Try a rule something like this:
>>
>> L_FROM_STRING header From =~ /$string/
>>
>>
>>
>
> It appears that the rule is also hitting senders with the string following a .
>
> I.e. From =~ /$com/ hits
>
> comalksdfl.net
>
> aksaf
Matt Kettler evi-inc.com> writes:
> Try a rule something like this:
>
> L_FROM_STRING header From =~ /$string/
>
>
It appears that the rule is also hitting senders with the string following a .
I.e. From =~ /$com/ hits
comalksdfl.net
aksafjdla.com
Al
Al Danks wrote:
> We are getting a lot of spam where the sender domain name changes, but the
> sender always starts with a specific string.
>
> We've only done a little bit of custom rule writing. How do we do a rule to
> get
> the sender starting with a specific string?
Try a rule something lik
We are getting a lot of spam where the sender domain name changes, but the
sender always starts with a specific string.
We've only done a little bit of custom rule writing. How do we do a rule
to get
the sender starting with a specific string?
You could probably just do something like this:
We are getting a lot of spam where the sender domain name changes, but the
sender always starts with a specific string.
We've only done a little bit of custom rule writing. How do we do a rule to get
the sender starting with a specific string?
Thanks, Al
