Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> There is nothing wrong in the example, it shows the result of the new
> additional "scoring regex" for suspicious words. The default of that 
> is "unsubscribe". "unsubscribe" is also in default redre. It is
> described as an addition in the changelog: "-suspicios bomb regular
> expression check added (for scoring only)".

Please look at my example below.  There is absolutely *nothing* in my
scriptRe that would match what is show in the logs.  It is only a
*redRe* match.

As I expressed in a previous email, I am seeing in my logs and in the
ASSP headers regex matches that could *only* come from my redRe matching
with logging information indicating a scriptRe match - and getting
blocked accordingly:

What I am seeing are emails that have matched the redRe, and then being
handled and post-processed by ASSP as a scriptRe.  In the example below,
a redRe match somehow got changed into a scriptRe match. There is
absolutely nothing in my scriptRe that would match match the same
content as the redRe match as shown in this example.

When I run the e-mail through the Analyzer, I only get the *redRe* match
- as expected based on the message content.

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Jul-11-07 11:53:00 Connected: X.X.X.X:38249 -> Y.Y.Y.Y:25 -> Y.Y.Y.Y:26

Jul-11-07 11:53:00 id-41691808 X.X.X.X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]  Regex:Red 'Subject: RE: check this'

Jul-11-07 11:53:01 [Script] id-41691808 X.X.X.X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] deleting spamming whitelisted tuplet: (X.X.X.0,senderdomain.tld) 
age: 1s

Jul-11-07 11:53:01 [ScriptRe] id-41691808 X.X.X.X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ScriptRe: 'Subject: RE: check this' RE_check_this_out_ 

Jul-11-07 11:53:01 [ScriptRe] id-41691808 X.X.X.X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is disconnected

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