At Wed Mar 5 18:58:02 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Like many other people, I have a CompuServe account that retains its
> original all-numeric address, which is fine all around - except when a
> message I send encounters SpamAssassin. This "boon" attacks it like a
> shark, which I don't appreciate. Is there not any way that the software's
> spam-identifying criteria could be refined to allow through perfectly
> innocent messages that originate with longtime CompuServe subscribers?
Shouldn't be too difficult. As I recall, these IDs match
/7[0-7]{4}\.[0-7]{1,[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
and
/1[0-7]{5}\.[0-7]{1,[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
(The numbers are octal, for those wondering about the [0-7]s.)
Martin
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