On 09/18/2014 07:21 AM, James Nightly wrote:
> There used to be a nice set of regex for some common spam on the old
> server that we had, but that crashed and I wasn't able to recover the
> settings/regex. Would somebody be willing to share their regex?
>
> If not, I wonder if this work if I add it to header_filter_rules:
>
> ambien (?i)[a@/]+\\?.?m+.?[b8]+.?[i:1!\|]+.?[e3€]+.?n+\b
Assuming you want to look for some varient of ambien in the message
Subject: header, You want something like
^Subject:.*[a@/]+\\?.?m+.?[b8]+.?[i:1!\|]+.?[e3€]+.?n+\b
at least assuming that's the regexp you want. You don't need (?i)
because these regexps are matched case insensitively.
Of course, you could just use
[a@/]+\\?.?m+.?[b8]+.?[i:1!\|]+.?[e3€]+.?n+\b
as the regexp if you want to look for it anywhere in the messages headers.
...
> src=3D"cid: src=3D"cid:
> src="cid: src="cid:
These look like you want to match something in an HTML body part.
header_filter_rules looks only at headers. Maybe content filtering is
something you want here or maybe matching on something in a
Content-Type: header
> X-Spam-Level: ******** X-Spam-Level:\s\*{8,30}
And this one should probably be
^X-Spam-Level:\s\*{8,30}
or just
^X-Spam-Level:\s\*{8,}
if you don't want to miss >30 stars
> **** SPAM **** (?i)\*{1,6}spam\*{1,6}
maybe
\*{1,6}\s*spam\s*\*{1,6}
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San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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