Hi
I'm sorry for my poor english...
are you for usage of '^' ? because the string not start with sender
address, you can try withou it.
Can you post to us a source code of spam mail?
Maurizio
Dear list,
I get mails from below FROM address.
airecom612+97d7d60a91d9695c9a4240f92d5c3...@holis
I think that the parenthesis are not necessary and the @ must be escaped
^.*airecom612\+97d7d60a91d9695c9a4240f92d5c3cae\@
for check on https://regex101.com you can try the regex on complete mail
source code like this:
..
..
X-Received: by 10.194.204.198 with SMTP id la6mr8163648wjc.
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> are you for usage of '^' ? because the string not start with sender
> address, you can try withou it.
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^ - start matching from the beginning of the string in regex
anyway, without it, I can try.
here's my new file ( without ^ )
my /etc/mail/spamassassin/SPAM_11Oct2016_From_1.cf file
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> I think that the parenthesis are not necessary and the @ must be escaped
I sometimes use brackets to filter Subject (some times multiple
Subjects). They work.
see one rule I use below . It is for Subject with brackets. Not for From address
file /etc/mail/spamassassin/SPAM_12AUG2016_Sub
