On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 04:26:25PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or more generically:
body _BODY_IS_JUST_DIGITS_AND_WHITESPACE /^[\s\d]+$/
or allowing newlines too:
body _BODY_IS_JUST_DIGITS_AND_WHITESPACE /^[\s\d\r\n]+$/
Erm... since I'm playing regex police anyway: nope. First,
\s
That __KAM_NUMBER2 test is identical to: body NAME /\d/, or
it matches every mail that contains a number in the body. Now I'm
obviously in the wrong domain to perform a good test on that, but
just as an example I took the archives of this mailinglist as far
as I had it online, and I found
-Original Message-
From: Kevin A. McGrail
I'm aware that it marks any email that has digits in the
body. My plan is to change it to {3,6} because my theory is
that the number emails all have numbers greater than 3. If
you or others have input on this fact, I'd like it to hear
Kees Theunissen wrote:
[snip]
This looks like SpamAssassin having trouble to determine the home dir
of the MIMEDefang (and SpamAssassin) user when the program is launched
at boot time from the FC4 startup scripts.
Adding the line export HOME=/path/to/defang/homedir/ (without quotes)
to the
Hi,
There's a bug in Pyzor such that it crashes when trying to examin
base64-encoded, multipart/mixed, or missing boundary messages. See
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=665950group_id=5atid=458242
Fixed long time ago with my patches:
Hi,
Hi. ever since I updated a test relay to SA 3.1.3 from 3.1.2, pyzor
(0.40) has stopped(?) working ...
Thats because you now need to add the pyzor and dcc
path to your local.conf if it's not in the local
path !
dcc_path/usr/bin/dccproc
pyzor_path
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