Steffen,
>> if header
>> :matches
SK> Do you use regex's, if not :contains or :is may work, too, with less
SK> ressources.
>> ["To", "Cc", "Bcc", "Reply-To", "In-Reply-To"]
>> ["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"] {
>> discard;
>> stop;
>> }
>>
SK> Do you have the headers of a mail, that got discarded, and and those, that
SK> did not?
I think I managed to solve the problem, thanks to Steffen.
It turned out that "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" :matches "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
but "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" does not.
In my tests, I always sent messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] address.
But spammers used to use angle brackets so it fooled the script.
Now the sieve script looks as follows and it works:
if address :is :all
["To", "Cc", "Bcc", "Reply-To"]
["[EMAIL PROTECTED]"] {
discard;
}
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Eugene Gladchenko
EVG15-RIPE
