Hi, Thanks for the response. So, if a message contains a line that has "Viagra - Customer", and the following were present in the body_checks:
/Viagra/ REJECT /Customer/ OK Would the message be accepted or rejected? Thanks, Richard -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cybertime Hostmaster Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 5:38 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [IMGate] Re: Which header check caught the message > I have a number of header checks, that have HOLD, but nothing after them. > Is there a way to figure out which line matched a particular subject line? Not easily with just the HOLD. Put something after them to make them unique. For example: /qwe/ HOLD header_checks qwe /asd/ HOLD header_checks asd /zxc/ HOLD header_checks zxc /some complex check with list of () and | areas/ header_checks #101 ${1} The ${1} should show you what was matched. > Also, what does the OK do in header and body checks? Is it correct that, > even if something is "OK'd" somewhere in that file, if it's rejected or > there is a HOLD elsewhere in the file, it will match that and be rejected > instead? OK only OKs that one line of the header/body. The next line will be processed, so on and so forth. So OK whitelists a line, not a message. --Eric
