Nicklas wrote:
> Hello,
> Is it possible to use a negative read_hash?
> $final_spam_destiny = D_DISCARD;
> Something like the following:
> @spam_lovers_maps = ( !read_hash("/spam_haters"), read_hash("/spam_lovers")
> );
> Thanks,
> Nicklas
You would have to use a little different syntax, and depending on how
you set it up you may get unintended results. In this example, the
'.example.com' will match, and the search for [EMAIL PROTECTED] will
not continue.
@spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("/spam_haters"), read_hash("/spam_lovers") );
/spam_haters
# 0 means false = we are not a spam lover
.example.com 0
/spam_lovers
# 1 (true) is assumed if it is missing
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.example2.com
Best to put them in a single file:
@spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("/spam_lovers") );
/spam_lovers
# 0 means false = we are not a spam lover
# 1 (true) is assumed if it is missing
.example.com 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.example2.com
Gary V
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