Ruben Cardenal wrote:
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: /^Fw:\s\d{3,6}$/
>
> In the body of the mail:
>
> /^Subject:\sjohn$/
>
> How could a rule score catch those 3 things at a time? I know how to
> do it for the headers part (someone in this lists told me how), but I
> don't know how to relate that line of the body with the "To" part of
> the headers. I mean, the "john" word in that line of the body matches
> the "john" word in the "To". I hope I've explained myself enough :)
If I understand you right, then you want a meta Rule:
First the rules for meta must start with "__":
header __MY_FIRST_RULE To =~ /[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
header __MY_SECOND_RULE Subject =~ /^Fw:\s\d{3,6}$/
body __MY_THIRD_RULE /^Subject:\sjohn$/
# Then the meta is easy. The rules can be: AND "&&", OR "||"
# NAND, NOR (negotation) is set so: !__MY_FIRST_RULE
meta EXAMPLE_RULE ( __MY_FIRST_RULE && __MY_SECOND_RULE &&
__MY_THIRD_RULE)
describe EXAMPLE_RULE How to write a meta rule
score EXAMPLE_RULE 5
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