On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 09:44:42AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | 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:
| 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?
SA will "fold" the header value if it is "too" long. RFC 822 and 2822
allow for "folding" headers by including the rest on a separate line
with leading whitespace.
| 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.
Does perl have a MULTILINE mode like python's p-c implementation has?
(I'm not a perl person, but recently I did a bunch of regex work in
python (and some sed) to clear the trailers and banner ads in email
messages)
-D
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