appreciated.
On Fri, Sep 9, 2022 at 3:46 AM Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com>
wrote:
> The line continuation is supported in every file.
>
> How ever, I've done a positioning mistake in the used regex
>
> current: s/\\(?<!\\)\n//gos
> right: s/(?<!\\)\\\n//gos
>
> And I've found another mistake. The line continuation was not working for
> the analyzer - the matching line in a file was not found (and not shown)
>
> This will be fixed.
>
> Thomas
>
>
>
> Von: "K Post" <nntp.p...@gmail.com>
> An: "ASSP development mailing list" <
> assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net>
> Datum: 08.09.2022 21:14
> Betreff: [Assp-test] Line Continuation in config files
> ------------------------------
>
>
>
> Back in November 2011, I saw:
> fixed in assp 2.6.6 *SPAM-Evaporator* build 21317:
> - files used in configuration parameters are now
> supporting line continuation by adding a backslash '\' at the end of a line
>
> I'm just trying this now, but it doesn't seem to be working.
>
> When you say "files used in configuration parameters" do you only mean
> files that use the # include syntax, or should this work for things like
> bomgHeaderRe where we have file:/files/bombHeaderRe.txt in the GUI?
>
> If line continuation is only supported in # include files, could you
> extend the functionality to work in files that are directly referenced by
> the GUI (file:files/ext.txt)?
>
> Here's what I'm experiencing:
>
> In my bombHeaderRe file, which is directly referenced in the gui as
> file:files/bomgHeaderRe.txt, I have
>
>
> ~(?(DEFINE)(?<TLD>[a-z]{2,6}))(?(DEFINE)(?<HOSTorNAME>[a-z\d\-]+))(?(DEFINE)(?<ANYCHR>[^\n]*?))(?:^|\n)(?:(?<tag>to):(?&ANYCHR)(?<ToMatch>(?&HOSTorNAME))\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)+(?&TLD)|(?<tag>from):(?&ANYCHR)\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)*?(?<FromMatch>(?&HOSTorNAME))\.(?&TLD)).+?\n(?!\k<tag>)(?:to:(?&ANYCHR)\k<FromMatch>\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)+(?&TLD)|from:(?&ANYCHR)\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)*?\k<ToMatch>\.(?&TLD))~=>-10
>
> all on a single line. That scores -10 to any message where to:
> *senderdom...@ourdomain.com* <senderdom...@ourdomain.com> and from:
> anything@*.SenderDomain.com appear in the header, in any order. (thanks
> for all the help building this, it's been incredibly beneficial)
>
> I just tried splitting that regex into multiple lines by adding a \ at the
> end of lines. I'm not putting a space
>
>
> ~(?(DEFINE)(?<TLD>[a-z]{2,6}))(?(DEFINE)(?<HOSTorNAME>[a-z\d\-]+))(?(DEFINE)(?<ANYCHR>[^\n]*?))\
>
>
> (?:^|\n)(?:(?<tag>to):(?&ANYCHR)(?<ToMatch>(?&HOSTorNAME))\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)+(?&TLD)|(?<tag>from):(?&ANYCHR)\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)*?(?<FromMatch>(?&HOSTorNAME))\.(?&TLD)).+?\n\
>
> (?!\k<tag>)(?:to:(?&ANYCHR)\k<FromMatch>\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)+(?&TLD)|from:(?&ANYCHR)\@(?:(?&HOSTorNAME)\.)*?\k<ToMatch>\.(?&TLD))~=>-10
>
> Saving the file does not trigger an error in the GUI, but the analyze GUI *no
> longer shows matches* for the same email that does when the regex is on a
> single line.
>
>
> Thanks![Anhang "att948xp.txt" gelöscht von Thomas Eckardt/eck] [Anhang
> "attmyh5k.txt" gelöscht von Thomas Eckardt/eck]
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