This seems to be the magical solution to all of the XMail received headers
parsing for SpamAssassin:
===== BEGIN =====
if (/\[XMail [^\]]+ ESMTP Server\]/) {
if (/^from (\S+) (?:\((${IP_ADDRESS})[^\)]*\) )?by (\S+) (?:\([^\)]*\)
)?with \[XMail [^\]]+ ESMTP Server\] id <([^>]+)> for(?: <[^>]*> | )from
(<[^>]*>)?;/) {
$helo = $1; $ip = $2; $by = $3; $id = $4; $envfrom = $5;
goto enough;
}
}
===== END =====
I placed them before the test for Exim.
Gets the helo
Gets the client IP *if* it exists, and gets it whether or not the port is
there
Gets the server name
Gets the message ID
Gets the "Envelope From" *if* it exists
I used a Windows RegEx tester against every XMail header variation
(0,1,2,3,4) of every version (including Linux/Win32 in the names) I could
find (and found what I think is every one since at least far back as 0.74 --
gotta love GOOGLE!).
Everyone who feels like trying it out... please let me know how it goes for
you.
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Jason J Ellingson
Technical Consultant
615.301.1682 : nashville
612.605.1132 : minneapolis
www.ellingson.com
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