Hi All,
In the selective.txt file, the Regex lines which are produced by the
0.5 versions are quite different from earlier versions in that they do
not contain 'plain English' in the centre portion, but instead have
just groups of letters or numbers with an 'h space' prefix. For
example:
(?-i)[\r\t\s\,\.\;\:\/\=\\\"\(\)\{\}\[\]\']h
000004a3[\r\t\s\,\.\;\:\/\=\\\"\(\)\{\}\[\]\']
Can someone please explain what 'language' this centre part is, and
what it means. Can it be used in the 'Selective download' filters as
before?
I tried it in a 'SD' filter with 'ignore' as the action to be applied.
It successfully ignored a spam message, but it also ignored one of, but
not all of, the normal [EMAIL PROTECTED] messages!!!
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Best regards,
Roger mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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