>I haven't played with header checks yet, so think about this before blindly
>trying it, but: aren't header checks case insensitive?

negatory

>In which case that
>rule matches and rejects all the messages coming through recently with
>"advise" somewhere in the subject. If its purpose is to block subjects
>starting with "ADV:", maybe replace the ".*" between subject and adv with
>"[[:space]]*" or "\s*" (posix/pcre), or check for "adv:", or at least
>exclude "advi".
>
>But then again, I've never seen a piece of spam that actually bothered
>starting with "ADV:"

it exists!! I even saw one the other day like this:

Subject: [spam] blah blah

:))

>, so I'd question the effectiveness of the rule in the
>first place.

it's effective, do it.

/^Subject:.*(       |\.\.\.\.\.\.|\. \. \. \.|-\-\-\-\-|_____)/ REJECT
/^Subject:.*(a d v|adv\:|adv\])/ REJECT
/^Subject:.*(teensex|suck|clit|hgh|viagra|penis|cum |Phentermine|Viagra)/ 
REJECT

Len


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