Pete Horn wrote:
> Thanks for the previous advice, now I have supplementary questions:
>
> 1) My filter file contains several matching condition E.G.
>
> if
> $message_body matches "pen.s" or
> $message_body matches "tr.ck" or
> $message_body matches "n.geria"
> then
> save $home/.mail/junkmail
> logwrite "$tod_log / ***JUNK Msg Body <some variable?> / $header_from /
> $header_subject \n"
> finish
>
> Can I get the actual match, i.e. "penns" "trick" or nigeria", as <some
> variable?> written to the logfile?
RTFM about how regular expressions work.
if $message_body matches "(pen.s|tr.ck|n.geria)" then
save $home/.mail/junkmail
logwrite "$tod_log / ***JUNK Msg Body $1 / $header_from / $header_subject \n"
finish
> 2) Anyone know an easy way of filtering on the message body when it is full
> of false html tags?
>
> E.G. match "find this test" when the message body is:
>
> <html>
> fin<rubishh>d th<just to>is te<break filters hgjhglgh464>st
> </html>
Why do not you simply use SpamAssassin?
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