Hi all,
I've found a bug, where mail drop cant match the mail headers ( version
2.7.1 ) .
The mail headers are in this order
Received:
Received:
Message-ID:
Date:
From:
User-Agent:
To:
Subject:
Content-Type:
Content-Transfer-Encoding:
Then i run mail drop with -A option ( to add headers )
Denis Kanchev writes:
Matching /^subject:.*тест.*nst
/ against Subject: =?UTF-8?B?0YLQtdGB0YI=
Nice - the subject is 3 symbols longer :) , then lets cut more symbols from
the headers in the options, then we remove 3 more symbols from the options
and finally maildrop matched the pattern
The maildrop rules are just :
import SENDER; SENDER=tolower($SENDER)
import RECIPIENT; RECIPIENT=tolower($RECIPIENT)
RECIP=substr($RECIPIENT, length($HOST)+1)
SHELL=/bin/sh
logfile maildrop.log
# junk to:тест
if (/^subject:.*тест.*/:h)
{
log Matched
}
exit
Mail is ( data is not actual :) ):
Denis Kanchev writes:
In the last test we see that the last symbol in subject is missing ( compared
to previous log ) and the string is not decoded
The pattern matching fails in last 2 tests. If the logging is the problem -
the pattern will match and evaluate code inside the condition .
I
Thanks a lot ! :)
2014-07-22 2:52 GMT+03:00 Sam Varshavchik mr...@courier-mta.com:
Denis Kanchev writes:
In the last test we see that the last symbol in subject is missing (
compared to previous log ) and the string is not decoded
The pattern matching fails in last 2 tests. If the logging
