Thanks eddie!
Can a weight be added to these tests? if so in the normal format?
Regards
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>e.g.
>HEADERS50 CONTAINS
This example is used to remove s*pam with korean characters in emails,
contributed to me by Heinrich.
e.g.
HEADERS 50 CONTAINSeuc-kr
HEADERS 50 CONTAINSks_c
eddie :)
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Add a %WEIGHT% into the header.
e.g.
XINHEADER X-Spam-Tests-Failed: %WEIGHT% %TESTSFAILED%
eddie :)
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Hi,
Is it possible to display the final weight of the message in the header
Regards,
Malcolm
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Is there a test like this for headers?
Regards
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>>spaces are not allowed.
>
>Spaces are actually fine in the filters; the
spaces are not allowed.
Spaces are actually fine in the filters; the problem is that you can't have
spaces before or after what you are filtering. For example, you can have:
BODY 100 CONTAINS Foreign Liaison Officer of the board of trustee of RWA
Agency ( Relief West Africa)
but, that woul
Actually John the answer is yes it can contain an exact phrase.
In Eddies example if the message body contained EXACTLY "Foreign Liaison
Officer of the board of trustee of RWA Agency ( Relief West Africa)" then it
would fail the filter. If it only contained "Foreign Liason" then it
wouldn't fail.
T
Better yet, maybe if it was stated in the documentation, a search would not
be needed. Nor would a email of this question would have materialized.
Eddie Pang.
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A search of the archives would show that this has been asked before and the
answer is no, spaces are not allowed.
Declude is working on possibly changing this.
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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Do the filters have to be a single word, or can it contains a exact phrase?
e.g.
BODY 100 CONTAINS Foreign Liaison Officer of the board of trustee
of RWA Agency ( Relief West Africa)
Thanks,
Eddie :)
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Apparently I'm slow to get this, but since November 13th, there has been
spam which includes this footer (which I've deliberately mangled with ** to
avoid anyone else's text filters):
This message passed through ANTI**SPAMCENTER filter.
If this is a S**PAM - it's imperative that you let us know. Y
Suggestion: Is it possible to provide a special wildcard character that
matches whitespace and punctuation?
_M
On Fri, 2002-11-29 at 08:23, R. Scott Perry wrote:
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> >Can we filter on the word FREE and not hit FREEDOM, or filter SEX and
> >not SEXTET.
>
> The question is *what* do you want to f
Can we filter on the word FREE and not hit FREEDOM, or filter SEX and
not SEXTET.
The question is *what* do you want to filter on?
If you just want to filter on " FREE ", you won't catch "This is FREE!",
for example.
I know this has been talked about before but I can't recall if any
changes
Hi;
Can we filter on the word FREE and not hit FREEDOM, or filter SEX and
not SEXTET.
I know of the 4 filter type: "CONTAINS", "STARTSWITH", "ENDSWITH", or
"IS"
I know this has been talked about before but I can't recall if any
changes are made?
In the subject this is something I tried to do a
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