Nathan,
> Thanks for the reply patrick - but I had looked at that... when i
> un-escape the @ non of them work..
> I read that the @ is a perl variable type, so it needs escaperd for
> the perl side, even if its not in the regex.
Yes, '@' needs to be escaped in regexps (and in double-quote -delimited
strings), unless you use a single quote as a regexp delimiter.
>$sa_kill_level_deflt = {
> "da...@domain.co.uk"=>"4.2",
> "fr...@help.co.uk"=>"3.0",
> "."=>"11.0" # default "catchall" score
>}; # add 'spam detected' headers at that level
>
> [...]
>So - a few hours on google, and I found its perl! regular
>expressions, even learned that the + is better than the * in this
>case.. and I came up with this...
> "....@domain1.com"=>"7.0",
> "....@domain2.com"=>"3.0",
>
>But neither have worked at all...
You have to make up your mind first whether you want to continue
using a hash lookup table, or switch to a regexp-type lookup table.
Either can deal with individual users or whole domains, but the
syntax is different. See README.lookups.
In your case, just keep using a hash-type lookup table, and
add entries like:
'domain1.com' => '7.0',
or if you also want to cover subdomains, start with a dot:
'.domain1.com' => '7.0',
Mark
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