On 26 Apr 2015, at 16:23, Christian Hopps wrote:
I’m trying to use the “.” regular expression in my mailbox rules
to filter spam that uses a symbol rather than the true spelling to
sneak by normal spam filtering, but I don’t think this is supported
by default. Is there a way to enable something like this?
No, there is no regexp-comparison method. The only workaround is to, low
level, introduce a new specifier using the regular expression. For
example, such that you could make a condition like “From ▸ Junk
exists”.
For example, save this as `~/Library/Application
Support/MailMate/Resources/specifiers.plist`:
~~~
{
parsers = {
junk = {
headers = ( "from" );
specifierRegex = '(mm-.*@freron\.com)';
specifierCaptures = {
1 = { specifier = "junk"; };
};
};
};
}
~~~
It's cumbersome and not very flexible, but an advantage is that it can
be used everywhere (searches, rules, submailboxes, ...).
--
Benny
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