Some archive searching has revealed that multi-line matching isn't
available yet. Is there another way to rework this rule that I'm
missing, using meta rules perhaps? It would single-handedly get a lot of
spam that I get, which is consistantly of the form of three "ambiguous
product pitch:\nurl\n\n"s. My email address appears in the third URL,
and the first two are mostly numeric.
rawbody L_3_Part_Pitch_Spam
/.*:\nhttp:\/\/[a-z]{2}[0-9]\.\w{1,20}\.com\/([0-9]*\/)*[a-z]{1,20}\.
htm(l)?\n\n.*:\nhttp:\/\/[a-z]{2}[0-9]\.\w{1,20}\.com\/([0-9]*\/)*[a-z]
{1,20}\.htm(l)?\n\n.*:\nhttp:\/\/[a-z]{2}[0-9]\.\w{1,20}\.com\/([EMAIL PROTECTED]
*\/)*\/.htm(l)?/
describe L_3_Part_Pitch_Spam Mail has six lines, three are URLS
Thanks,
sckot Vokes
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