You REALLY don't want to filter on received headers. There's
effectively no standard as to what these things contain.
i.e., the following would be perfectly legal:
Received: from important.fcc.gov (important) by localhost.dom.com
(Postfix) with unknown ESMTP ID for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you thought about using Spamassassin? It's actually quite
effective, and would probably be easier than setting up and
tunin your own filters.
On Sat, 2003-07-05 at 07:11, Patrick Morand wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using evolution 1.0.5 on debian/woody and trying to implement
> filters against spam.
>
> Everything's OK when using filters on subject.
>
> I want to filter all messages having "unknown" in the "Received:"
> specific header.
>
> I can't use the "specific header" option because this header is repeated
> many times and "specific header" looks only in the first occurence.
>
> So i'm trying tu use the "expression" option
>
> When i put something like ^Received:.*unknown.* in the expression's
> value, i obtain an error dialog while filtering.
>
> This dialog says : "unexpected token encountered ..."
>
> If somebody can help
>
>
> Thank's
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