Mariusz Kruk a écrit : > On wto, 2008-10-21 at 05:38 -0700, mathiasadsl wrote: >> Ok, it's getting better now but all my emails are forwared to >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Even those which are not tagged as [SPAM] >> I guess i have some troubles with the regular expression. >> Can you help me in the syntax issue? > > Well... strange. Because the pattern you specified should match only those > positively scored. (or having hit some rule with YES in name (I dunno if > there are any such rules)). >
BAYES_00 BAYES_05 BAYES_20 BAYES_40 BAYES_50 BAYES_60 BAYES_80 BAYES_95 BAYES_99 > /^X-Spam-Status:[.*](Yes|YES)/ REDIRECT [EMAIL PROTECTED] > There is no need for the "[.*]" (SA puts the Yes at start), and there is no need for the (YES|Yes) (by default, header_checks are not case sensitive). Use either /^X-Spam-Flag: Yes/ ... or /^X-Spam-Status: Yes/ Note that there is no need for (YES|Yes). read postfix documentation to see why (look for "case"). WARNING. with REDIRECT, you lose the original recipients (you could retrieve them by parsing the logs, but that's a bit too much). it is better to use your MDA to do what you want: - sieve (dovecot, cyrus) - maildrop - procmail ... Alternatively, if you are using amavisd-new (it is the recommended method to call SA for postfix users), you can configure amavisd-new to add an extension (+spam for example), then you can simple deliver all [EMAIL PROTECTED] to a single mailbox. > But it seems you're using pcre but declare it as "normal" regexp. (I > think pcre introduce the alternative notation with parentheses). >
