From: "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm definately not a perl expression wiz. Running spamassassin --lint on
my
> rule sets netted this error. I haven't the foggiest what it means:
>
> Failed to compile URI SpamAssassin tests, skipping:
> (Unrecognized character \xC2 at
/etc/mail/spamassassin/1_myrule.cf,
> rule RM_usd_judaicawebstore, line 8.
>
> Here is the rule in question:
>
> uri RM_usd_judaicawebstore /judaicawebstore\.com/i
> describe RM_usd_judaicawebstore text references known spammer
> score RM_usd_judaicawebstore 3.000
>
> I didn't write the rule and can't remember where I found it.
Lints perfectly here. But I suspect a 0xc2 character was mashed to
something else in your rule above. (If the mashing simply removed
the MSB it'd be a 0x42, 'B'. But no capital B appears within the
three lines. So it was mashed to something else. It prints here as
the greater than or equal sign, '?'. (If that makes it through
email.) Your source file is "obviously" from a system running a
different character set than I am. {^_-}
What non-8 bit ASCII character appears on the "uri" line?
{^_^}
