On Wednesday, October 01, 2003, Januk Aggarwal wrote... > Fortunately your spam reports seem to have very non-variable anchors > for you to use. There are a variety of regexps that you could get to > work, but these are the ones that are most appealing to my personal > taste.
JA>> <[destination email]> > %_Email='%- > %RegexpText="(?im-s)^\s*The message WILL BE delivered to:\s*\n\s*(<.*?>)"'%- [..] These work great... Now I'll see if I can work out how to ignore the <> in the email addresses too now. > The tab delimited could be difficult simply because I don't know how > you can convince a TB template to insert tab characters. I haven't > tried it, but a quick and dirty way might be to make a one character > text file containing only a TAB character. Then in your template have > a line: > %_Tab="%Put='<path>\tabfile.txt'"%- I tried cheating on this one, and copying a tab character from notepad into the editor, but it replaced it with a space, so I ended up having to go with this option. [..] > %_Email%_Tab%_Spam_Score%_Tab%_Spam_file > Note this isn't tested, but *should* work. If you'd like me to test > it a bit more, could you please mail me a sample message (offlist)? It does work great... in fact, perfectly... I adjusted the last line to have a %- on it as it resulted in extra line spaces in the file (might be bad c&p). Great work... thanks... now can I borrow your brain for a couple of weeks? ;) -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) I used up all my sick days, so I'm calling in dead.
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