You were right : as soon as I escaped the @ character, it worked.
I had probably not tested it before though it was the first thing I should have
done with a special character.
Please excuse me for the disturbance and thank you for the quickness of the
answers from your team and from other subs
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
To answer John Harding, here are some display names that I want to block :
"@ADMIN"
"@WEB-SUPPORT"
"@SUPPORT ADMIN"
"@webmaster"
Is the @ at the beginning of the name part in all cases? Try this:
header FROM_NAME_PREFIX_ATSIGN From:name =~ /^\@
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
Hi David,
Thank you for your answer.
I don't think I have to escape the @ character.
You do.
It is recognized without being escaped since
when my rule is : From:name =~ /@.b/i
The period is changing the interpretation of the @ sign.
--
John H
On 27 Apr 2018, at 16:27, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
Hi David,
Thank you for your answer.
I don't think I have to escape the @ character.
Yes, you do, if you want to match a character following it that could be
the first character in an unreserved variable name (letter or
underscore) or is an e
To answer John Harding, here are some display names that I want to block :
"@ADMIN"
"@WEB-SUPPORT"
"@SUPPORT ADMIN"
"@webmaster"
I think I already tried to escape the @ character but it didn't work better. I
will try again.
Cordialement,
Joëlle Pfeffer, Cheffe de projet DINSI/Infrastruc
- Mail original -
De: "David B Funk"
À: "Joëlle Pfeffer"
Cc: users@spamassassin.apache.org
Envoyé: Vendredi 27 Avril 2018 22:09:01
Objet: Re: regexp dealing with display name don't work
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
> I have progressed.
&g
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, David B Funk wrote:
(note the trailing 'i' makes the regex be case-insenstive so /\@A/i doesn't
make sense).
...it makes precisely as much sense as /\@a/i does... :)
--
John Hardin KA7OHZhttp://www.impsec.org/~jhardin/
jhar...@impsec.orgFALaholic
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
I have progressed.
If my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@A/i
e-mails containing
From: @A
or
From: "@AB"
or
From: "@Ab"
are not blocked
but if my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@.b/i
e-mails containing
From: "@Ab"
or
From: "@A
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
I have progressed.
If my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@A/i
e-mails containing
From: @A < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@AB" < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@Ab" < jopfef...@free.fr >
are not blocked
but if my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 Fr
On Fri, 27 Apr 2018, Joëlle Pfeffer wrote:
I have progressed.
If my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@A/i
e-mails containing
From: @A < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@AB" < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@Ab" < jopfef...@free.fr >
are not blocked
but if my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 Fr
I have progressed.
If my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@A/i
e-mails containing
From: @A < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@AB" < jopfef...@free.fr >
or
From: "@Ab" < jopfef...@free.fr >
are not blocked
but if my rule is
header REGLE_HF002 From:name =~ /@.b/i
e-mails contain
On Thu, 26 Apr 2018, Joelle wrote:
Hello,
I want to block e-mails with a sender display name containing given strings.
All my rules of the type ;
From:name =~ /string/
don't work
On the other side,
rules of the type :
From:addr =~ /string/
work
and rules of the type
From =~ /string/
work o
Hello,
I want to block e-mails with a sender display name containing given strings.
All my rules of the type ;
From:name =~ /string/
don't work
On the other side,
rules of the type :
From:addr =~ /string/
work
and rules of the type
>From =~ /string/
work only if string lies in the address part
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