On Mon, 2011-06-27 at 08:49 -0500, Daniel McDonald wrote:
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> body __GREEN_LIAISON1
> /\b(?:proprietary|information|technology|renewables|alternative)\b/i
> describe __GREEN_LIAISON1 Remove the emails with green tech spies
> tflags __GREEN_LIAISON1 multiple
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> body __GREEN_LIAISON2
> /\b(
rules? Or on perl regular expressions in general? If
> you just want to understand perl regular expressions, there is no better
> place to start than perldoc perlretut
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On 6/27/11 1:53 AM, "spixx_" wrote:
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> Thank you! This what was I was looking for!
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> rawbody
Not certain why you are using rawbody. I might suggest you use subtests and
tflags multiple:
E.g:
body __GREEN_LIAISON1
/\b(?:proprietary|information|technology|renewables|alternative)\b/i
d
at using meta rules
> for logically combining rules with 'and' and 'or'. See "man
> Mail::Spamassassin::Conf".
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On 6/23/2011 3:38 AM, spixx_ wrote:
> Hello!
> I have started down the path of creating my own rulesets for a spamassassin
> install. My questions is simple. If I for instance want to match on sevral
> words how do I do that?
SpamAssassin uses Perl regular expressions. There is lots of
informati
the regexp or is it just
> "standard" regexp?! I cannot find any info on howto write rules other
> than: match on this exact word...
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spixx_ wrote:
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> Is there a guide or intro or documentation on the regexp or is it just
> "standard" regexp?! I cannot find any info on howto write rules other
> than: match on this exact word...
It is a standard regexp. You will also want to look at using meta rules
for logically combinin
Really the same
Is there a guide or intro or documentation on the regexp or is it just
"standard" regexp?! I cannot find any info on howto write rules other than:
match on this exact word...
Regards Spixx
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