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Thanks Bill.. that was my concern and what i was suspecting...
----------Pedro.D
On Saturday, December 8, 2018, 3:59:12 AM GMT+1, Bill Cole
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 6 Dec 2018, at 15:25, Pedro David Marco wrote:
> Thanks Bill and John...
> Your words make sense to me. It seems that ALL means that SA puts all
> headers into a Perl string (including \n chars) and tries the regex...
> As John Hardin correctly states, a dot does not match the \n but
> this is changed with the "s" regex flag.
> In fact it works like a charm if i try a rule like this:
> header TESTRULE2 ALL =~
> /From=.*pedro.* To=.*pedro.*/ism
> This is a mistery... :-?
No mystery: misunderstanding. I thought you were expecting multiple
hits, but now I realize that you are just asking about the debug
message.
This is entirely a debug message artifact. In fact, '/.+/' will match
the entire header block, however the 'dbg()' function won't print all of
that, apparently due to an expansion artifact in
Mail::SpamAssassin::Logger
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