I'm using 'Use Subject as Maillog Names', I think, the files in \spam
and
\notspam have the subject as the file name. I have 'Max Files' set to
14009
but for some reason I have over 67,000 files in the notspam
directory. I've
tried changing the max files number and it has made no difference.
On 25 Aug 2006 at 23:53, billc wrote:
[a-z]|[A-Z] instead of \w (I want it only to find single letters at
this point, not words)
For the record \w *is* a single character (equivalent to [0-9a-zA-Z_] )
Another good regex checker which explains expressions is The Regex Coach
I entered this regex in rexv.org and got no response from server.
After testing the problem seems to be with the dollar sign $ at the
beginning (5th char). After removing the $ the regex works fine on
rexv.org. I'm going to test this in ASSP soon. According to rexv.org
$1-$9 is used for Group
On 26 Aug 2006 at 10:24, brougham Baker wrote:
I must be missing some of them- I knew about move2num.pl but wanted to stay
with subjects for the file names. So long term this isn't a really possible?
If you're not using subjects as file names, this is the maximum number of
files to keep in
With my volumes and spam profile I prefer to manually remove the
older ones first in the belief
that helps to keep the bayesian lists more up-to-date. Number
overwriting is effectively random,
so doen't achieve that.
Paul
Whatever you like, but it would be very easy for ASSP to overwrite the
Too many vendors and airlines that I deal with have misconfigured mail servers.
I have just disabled the MX/A check because in the few hours of testing too
many servers failed the check.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Fritz Borgstedt
Sent: Sat 8/26/2006 2:32
I believe I found why the regex crashes ASSP, but I'm not good enough in
writing regex's to solve it.
As I said earlier the regex causing the crash here is the one for
side-effect from the ASSP wiki:
\b[S$5]+\s?\S?\s?\W?[I1\!\|lt]+\s?\S?\s?\W?D+\s?\S?\s?\W?(\s?\S?\s?\W?)+
My Regex Program (Regex Buddy) Shows me a strange
backreference in the middle and some more problems.
Try this Regex instead:
\b[S$5][\s\W]{0,}[I|!][\s\W]{0,}[DO][\s\W]{0,}(?:[E3]{0,}[\s\W]{0,}){1,}F{1,}[\s\W]{0,}[E3][\s\W]{0,}C[\s\W]{0,}[T][\s\W]{0,}
It should do the job wihtout referencing a
Rybski Dajo wrote:
I entered this regex in rexv.org and got no response from server.
After testing the problem seems to be with the dollar sign $ at the
beginning (5th char). After removing the $ the regex works fine on
rexv.org. I'm going to test this in ASSP soon. According to rexv.org
