I've been working on some perl scripting that grabs the rules listed
at X-Spam-Status:. I used a simple regex that looks for that line
and the presence of rules:
if (/^X-Spam-Status:.*test=\n/ && ! /tests=(\s|[Nn]one)/) {
Or really lack of rules.
Then it splits them out and finds the scores based on a pregenerated
(run daily from cron)
file listing all scores (with local additions first) in this format:
score NAME_OF_RULE 2.34
It then inserts a new header (via procmail), just after the one
mentioned above, containing the results in this format:
X-Spama-Scores: S:SOME_RULE:2.4 D:SOME_OTHER_RULE:1.2 T:3.6
Legend:
S= System (system specific from local.cf)
D= Distribution /usr/share/spamassassin/*scores.cf
T= Total sum of scores
All this is for a quick way to analyze, first, what source the score
is from (is local stuff being used) second, a way to see quickly if
scoring needs adjustment on spam that slips thru.
I had it mostly done but on actual testing against real mail I think
the newest cvs of spamassassin inserts the header:
X-Spam-Status:
but it now includes newlines, so my homeboy (simple) regex fail now.
Maybe its my mua doing it? Or is it spamassassin?
My perl is very weak, so I wondered if someone could coach me a bit
on how to id the presence of `X-Spam-Status:' line including any
newlines that may be involved, and whether there is a space or the
string `none' after `tests='. I think its just a matter of using
perlre that include newlines, but having a problem finding how.
I can think of other ways to do it, but involving more coding. The
easiest fix would be a regex to replace the simple one I was using.
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