>I guess this leads into a broader question:
Is there syntax in the RE files that would let us have a line, but then 
add
an "except" clause?  Something like:
\<iframe   -photoservice.com
(match <iframe unless "photoservice.com" appears somewhere in the body)


Yes, read the "complex_AND-NOT_regexes.txt" .

Thomas



Von:    K Post <[email protected]>
An:     ASSP development mailing list <[email protected]>
Datum:  23.05.2011 16:04
Betreff:        [Assp-test] Block objects EXCEPT for those from a certain 
domain




Fritz, I'm trying hard, as you requested, to think about what ASSP does
instead of what I want it to do, but I don't know how to accomplish this
functionality.

There's a commercial photo printing service that a handful of people use
here for photo printing.  They apparently send emails with iframes in 
them,
which I have set to reject as a script (scriptRe).  - part of the default
setting.

Is there a way to make certain domains or other regexes exempt from
scriptRe?  I've thought of no processing, but the problem is that there's 
a
bunch of spammers that send from this domain as well AND they're using
rsys2.com as a bulk mailer, so we can't automatically allow that.


I guess this leads into a broader question:
Is there syntax in the RE files that would let us have a line, but then 
add
an "except" clause?  Something like:
\<iframe   -photoservice.com
(match <iframe unless "photoservice.com" appears somewhere in the body)

Thanks.
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