Yes, this works great... but i am having one final question. I am not a
perl wizzard.
Sometimes the arriving messages from our ISP have multiple X-Spam-Flag
lines from multiple MTA's it has been rerouted through.
This is wat you wrote earlier :
>> Yes, the get_header_field_body method can fetch any header field.
>> If there are multiple instances (like with Received), each one
>> can be selected individually. See comments at sub get_header_field.
I have looked at the sub get_header_field.
If i want to select the first X-Spam-Flag. (top one - last MTA)
I use : get_header_field_body('X-Spam-Flag',0)
But what if I don't specify the : '0'
If i understand the sub get_header_field, it uses default the 0 ?
So default it uses the first X-Spam-Flag line it finds from the top to
bottom ?
Am i correct ?
Thanks for the help.....
Greetings... Richard
Chris Bryant wrote:
> Thank you very much Mark. This works great for me too now, including
> checking against a custom X- header.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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>> Richard,
>>
>>> can you also use this with other custom lines in the header ?
>>> Our provider puts also a : X-Spam-Flag: YES
>>> is the header. Can you also test for that ?
>>>> my($subj) = $msginfo->get_header_field_body('subject');
>> Yes, the get_header_field_body method can fetch any header field.
>> If there are multiple instances (like with Received), each one
>> can be selected individually. See comments at sub get_header_field.
>>
>> Keep in mind than anything after a colon is a body of a
>> header field - which typically starts with a space or tab.
>>
>> Mark
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