Thanks for giving this more consideration.  I think these GUI changes will
help many!  The examples of NWLI are great and clarify a lot.

The only thing I don't see in the example is* the use of the + (only)
switch and how it differs from just having a N instead of N+ for example. *
I see where you wrote:

The NWLI conditions defined in a line are combined using a logical AND --
so N-W+ is combined to: NOT noprocessing AND whitelisted


That's clear enough, but what's the difference then between N-W+ and N-W
(without the +)?   Wouldn't that still be not noprocessing and
whitelisted?  Is the + optional?



On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 7:55 AM Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> fixed in assp 2.6.6 *SPAM-Evaporator* build 21293:
>
> - if a file for regular expressions contained an incomplete default
> definition for the !!!NWLI!!! directive, this directive was not applied to
> the regexes in the file
>
>
>
> changed:
>
> - some corrections and additions to the main help text in the GUI
>
> - the behavior of the 'NWLI' extension in regular expression definitions
> is enhanced
>
> The NWLI conditions defined in a line are combined using a logical AND --
> so N-W+ is combined to: NOT noprocessing AND whitelisted.
> In fact, the weight is skipped, if any of the defined NWLI options does
> not match for a mail. If multiple lines would match, the weight of the
> first matching line is used.
> This way you can define different weights for the same regular expression,
> but different mail states like in this example:
> (1) foo=>0:>NW - weight is zero if noprocessing AND whitelisted
> (2) foo=>0.5:>NW- - weight factor is 0.5 if noprocessing AND NOT
> whitelisted
> (3) foo=>1.5:>N-W - weight factor is 1.5 if NOT noprocessing AND
> whitelisted
> (4) foo=>55:>N-W- - weight is 55 if NOT noprocessing AND NOT whitelisted
> (5) foo=>2:>W - this line will not be processed, because line 1 or 3 would
> have matched before, depending on the noprocessing flag
> (6) foo=>2:>N- - this line will not be processed, because line 3 or 4
> would have matched before, depending on the whitelisted flag
>
>
> Thomas
>
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