Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On Sat, 3 Feb 2018, Alex wrote: Hi, The only "solution" I've ever come up with is to create a meta rule group to account for the Subject hit: body __FOO /foo/ header __SUBJ_FOO Subject =~ /foo/ meta FOO __FOO && !__SUBJ_FOO I have to admit it's annoyed me on occasion that I can't create

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On 3 Feb 2018, at 16:37 (-0500), Bill Cole wrote: On 2 Feb 2018, at 16:59 (-0500), Kevin A. McGrail wrote: There is no solution at the moment.  The subject is appended to the body of the text for rule parsing.  The 2nd sentence is wrong: the subject is *prepended* to the body. Also: the

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On 2 Feb 2018, at 16:59 (-0500), Kevin A. McGrail wrote: There is no solution at the moment.  The subject is appended to the body of the text for rule parsing.  The 2nd sentence is wrong: the subject is *prepended* to the body. Also: the 1st sentence is wrong, there's no *PRETTY* solution.

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On 2/3/2018 2:28 PM, Alex wrote: I've also had a problem when trying to write rules that rely on or otherwise measure the length of the body. A more complicated set of rules are needed for that, if it's even possible/reliable. Take a look at these rules for an example: 72_active.cf:   

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On 2/2/2018 6:09 PM, John Hardin wrote: There is no solution at the moment.  The subject is appended to the body of the text for rule parsing.  I've added a task I plan to submit for GSOC consideration to add a tflag to disable this behavior. Globally, or per-rule? A tflag affect just

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

Hi, >> The only "solution" I've ever come up with is to create a meta rule group to >> account for the Subject hit: >> >> body __FOO /foo/ >> header __SUBJ_FOO Subject =~ /foo/ >> meta FOO __FOO && !__SUBJ_FOO >> >> I have to admit it's annoyed me on occasion that I can't create a single >>

Re: Body rules hit on Subject

On 2 Feb 2018, at 14:27, Kris Deugau wrote: > The only "solution" I've ever come up with is to create a meta rule group to > account for the Subject hit: > > body __FOO /foo/ > header __SUBJ_FOO Subject =~ /foo/ > meta FOO __FOO && !__SUBJ_FOO > > I have to admit it's