if you want to outright reject a message with such text, score the rule high enough to trigger your
filter to reject or quarantine the message, as desired.
Or have MD look through $names post-SA-check for MY_RULE_1 and act on that. This is particularly useful if you want to treat it differently from other high-scoring spam.
Something like:
# Check whether the message triggered MY_RULE_1
if ($names =~ /\bMY_RULE_1\b/) {
# Do something with the message
}(The \b will match whether the rule is at the beginning of the list or surrounded by commas, and prevent it from matching MY_RULE_10 or NOTMY_RULE_1.)
Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
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