Hello, Try this: header GOREALTIME Subject =~ /GOREALTIME\b/i
I am thinking the problem was the ^ before the text. I think that means to not match anything following.
No, it only means that when it's the first character in a [^bracketgroup]. In other places, such as in Ms. Zanre's rule, it means "beginning of line or string", just as $ means "end of line or string".
AFAICS, the rule as posted should work. (I might leave off the case-insensitive bit, but it doesn't look like it should matter.)
Ms. Zanre? If you're using spamd, do you know if it's been reloaded since you wrote your rule?
--Kai MacTane
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