Greetings TB! Users,
OK, I realize this has been driven into the ground. I checked the
archives and I've read threads on the subject of 'Spam' until my eyes
bled.
I've created a filter an Incoming filter to match:
^.+(\s|\t)+[0-9]+$
For the subject line. (as I've said before, I'm no RegExp guru so no
comments from the peanut gallery on my attempts at regular
expressions ;-))
I take it that the above should match a subject line containing the
following:
:: Save up to 70% on Your Life Insurance -FREE Quote 98756790
However, mail with innocent subject lines like:
[PHP] How can I strip metachars from strings?
End up in the SPAM mbox.
What am I doing wrong? I do have Regular Expressions checked in
options.
This isn't the sole filter I'm trying to setup; I realize the above
isn't the "be-all, end-all" for SPAM. <g>
Suggestions?
-Brian
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