On Friday 11 March 2005 01:25 am, Peter Guhl wrote: > Hello all > > Our Mailclient handles * in filter rules as wildcards. Now I tried to > change the subject tagging to # (as I have seen it at other > spamassassins-results) but this is the comment character (--> --lint > fails). Experimenting with escaping resulted in \\#SPAM\\# (using > \#SPAM\# in local.cf) or in " (using "#SPAM#"). > > Now... how did those people manage to tag spam with #SPAM#? Any idea? > > Somebody suggested to use ++++SPAM++++. Of course, that's easy - but > nobody else does it and I don't want to invent my own tagging-standard > if I can avoid it. > > Regards > Peter
I have a lot of windows machines behind several spamassassin filtered mail servers, and all of them flag with X for this very reason. Various emailers use * as wildcards, and I have having to escape it for my linux clients as well. As for inventing a standard,,, I submit this configurable for a reason. add_header all Level _STARS(X)_ -- _____________________________________ John Andersen
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