On 04-May-00 Nigel Metheringham wrote:
> I am not a filter expert :-(, and have not tested this, but how about
> something like this as a starting point:-
>
> if ($message_body matches "^\\s+name=[A-Za-z0-9_-.]+.[vV][bB][sS]" or
> $message_body matches "^begin \\d\\d\\d .+\\.[vV][bB][sS]")
> ... then/action/endif
Some points
1) 'matches' ignores case so you can use 'vbs' and not '[vV][bB][sS]'.
2) Does the beginning of line anchor work ? The doc on Exim filters
says (about $message_body) "Newlines are converted into spaces..."
I was thinking about
if $message_body matches \
Content-Type:\\s*application/octet-stream\\s*;\\s*name=".*\\.vbs"\\s
then
...
to restrict it to attachments that should get executed. But does Outlook
ignore the Content-Type: and just go by the ".vbs" extension ?
Ian.
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