http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3791
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004-09-22 12:04 -------
Pounded out the correct RegExp to use:
I placed this (6 lines) before the test for Exim:
if (/\[XMail [^\]]+ ESMTP Server\]/) {
if (/^from (\S+) (?:\((${IP_ADDRESS})[^\)]*\) )?by (\S+) (?:\([^\)]*\) )?
with \[XMail [^\]]+ ESMTP Server\] id <([^>]+)> for(?: <[^>]*> | )from (<[^>]
*>)?;/) {
$helo = $1; $ip = $2; $by = $3; $id = $4; $envfrom = $5;
goto enough;
}
}
Works for all versions and header types of XMail.
Current SA-3.0.0 gets the $id correct, but misses/messes up on all the rest.
So I suppose I could've left out the capture of the ID, but since I am reading
before and after it anyhow... might as well grab it.
Thanks guys for the hard work. I hope my little contribution is of help.
Further notes:
WILL have the HELO after the from.
MAY or MAY NOT have client IP (default is to show it)
MAY or MAY NOT follow the client IP by client port (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx
typically a high port)
WILL have the server name
MAY or MAY NOT have server IP (default is to NOT show it)
MAY or MAY NOT follow the server IP by server port (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:25
typically)
MAY or MAY NOT have mail server verion number followed by a platform
description -- eg: (Linux/Ix86) or (Win32/Ix86)
WILL have an ID
WILL have a "for " but MAY or MAY NOT have anything after it - this for is the
RCPT TO
WILL have a "from " but MAY or MAY NOT have anything after it - this from is
the MAIL FROM
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