Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
> On 8/19/2005 08:21, Declan Moriarty wrote:
> > Another funny thing is that all today's spam references
> > uk.geocities.com. It's just dead short stuff with a link.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mail# cat sa-mimedefang.cf | grep UK_GEO body
> UK_GEOCITIES /uk\.geocities\.com\/.{1,20}\/\?/i
> describe UK_GEOCITIES Body contains spammy url from UK branch
> of Geocities score UK_GEOCITIES 4.0
>
> dewrap from mail :) If you actually know someone who hosts their
> personal site at uk geocities then you'll want to edit the regex a bit
> more (not sure if free accounts there have a url that includes a '/?'
> in it). Those were getting to be quite annoying!
Thanks Jason. I actually like that regex just the way it is. The
description is unnecessarily verbose (i.e. too long). The score seems
about right also, or maybe a bit low.
Mind you, you could just trigger on the uk.geocities.com bit. Your regex
doesn't have to match the entire phrase.
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With best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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