Mark Weaver wrote:
>
> Hi List,
>
> I'm currently experiementing with header filtering with postfix and I was wondering
>about something. the regex for doing this goes roughly something like this:
>
> "/^HEADER_NAME: stuff you don't want/" REJECT
>
> now, i'm wondering, "can I use wildcard characters in these regex's?" something like
>this:
>
> "/^Subject: %EVERYTHING% %FREE% %etc%/" REJECT
>
> any thoughts on this?
As I understand it, it should be more like this:
/^Subject: *EVERYTHING*FREE*etc*/ REJECT
/^From: *post*@*yahoo\.com$/ REJECT
The expresions are by default case INsensitive... see
/etc/postfix/sample-regexp.cf
Since these are REs, I would expect these variations to work also:
/*EVERYTHING*FREE*etc*/ REJECT
/*post*@*yahoo\.com/ REJECT
which should handle the text in any header (even
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]") without the 'anchors' (^$).
See http://www.postfix.org/docs.html
Pierre
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