On Monday 30 August 2004 13:23 pm, Matt Kettler wrote: > At 01:09 PM 8/30/2004, Pierre Thomson wrote: > >You are probably right about the case of the From line. FROM_NO_LOWER > >only triggers if no lowercase letters appear in the From: field, so it > >must have appeared as [EMAIL PROTECTED] when it hit SA. > > > >header __HAS_MSN_FROM From =~ /(?:hotmail|msn)\.com\b/ > > > >This test would match [EMAIL PROTECTED] but not [EMAIL PROTECTED] since the > >test is case sensitive, right? Maybe it should be a case insensitive > >test, since [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a legal and deliverable address. > > Actually, I was suggesting that it didn't have msn.com in it at ALL at the > time it arrived, just a name, nothing more. > > However, you are right it probably should be a /i rule for the > caps-usage-illiterate masses. > > Although for my personal email I take a "To hell with 'em if they are too > stupid to know how to use capital letters." approach, I don't think this is > a good default for SA.
I agree that it shouldn't be default. I've work on a system where the LDAP directory is populated by information fed from a mainframe. The mainframe only keeps data in all caps, which is replicated on down the line. It makes things rather ugly, but that's the way it is and I have no hope that it will ever get fixed/changed :(. Cheers, Jeremy
