On Thursday 14 April 2005 20:30, wolfgang wrote:
>In an older episode (Friday 15 April 2005 02:02),
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>wrote:
>> \b means "word-ish character on one side, non-wordish character on
>> the
>
>other"
>
>good explanation to help me understand my misconception, thanks.
>
>> | is not
In an older episode (Friday 15 April 2005 02:02), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> \b means "word-ish character on one side, non-wordish character on the
other"
good explanation to help me understand my misconception, thanks.
> | is not a word-ish character
i was aware of that, but tried to "consid
wolfgang wrote:
> i have been trying to catch those for a while, partly successfully.
> thanks for the chickenpox hint, that looks like a good add-on.
>
> while fiddling with my rules, i noticed something strange:
> rawbody SOMERULE /\bmai\|\b/
> will not work
> rawbody SOMERULE /\bmai\|/
> will.
i have been trying to catch those for a while, partly successfully.
thanks for the chickenpox hint, that looks like a good add-on.
while fiddling with my rules, i noticed something strange:
rawbody SOMERULE /\bmai\|\b/
will not work
rawbody SOMERULE /\bmai\|/
will. same with rules that start with
> 2.7 SORTED_RECIPS Recipient list is sorted by address
How is this done? We currently use 2.64 and I haven't seen this
particular rule before. Does it require 3.0?
R
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After reading the long thread, I just happened to look in the spam bucket,
and lo! there was one from him.
And looking at it, I see why I hadn't noticed them before - I don't normally
look at spam scoring this high.
Chickenpox is your friend. :-)
Loren
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