Currenlt, INVALID_MSGID doesn't catch message IDs like <026b10d87e4c$8543d8d6$8ad36ae8@ihervr>, because it only requires that there be something after the "@". I've changed it so that it requires something like a normal host name after the "@" (with at least one "." in it). While I was at it, I replaced "[^\s]" with "\S", and changed the pattern for <foobar@[mumble]> type message IDs so that it will only match a series of digits and dots. Of course, this would match <foobar@[1....2]>, but spammers are going to go to the trouble of making a message ID like that, they'll probably go all the way and make a valid numeric IP adress.
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