On Tue, 27 Mar 2007, Jaco Engelbrecht wrote:
> (Those were the line naumbers in vim, sorry. Let me reply using mutt instead...)
>
> condition = ${if and {\
> { or { { !eq {$header_X-Trend:}{clean} }\
> { !eq {$header_X-ClamAV:}{clean} }\
> }\
> }\
> {< {${sg{$header_X-Spammark:}{\N(\d+)\.(\d+)\N}{\$1}}} {$ACL_SPAMMARK_THRESH} } \
> {match{${extract{1}{\:}{$ACL_SPAMMARK_FLAGS}}}{vINS}}\
> }\
> }
>
> ACL_SPAMMARK_THRESH is the users' spam thresold (e.g. 96).
But why have you written $ACL_SPAMMARK_THRESH?
^
> ${sg{$header_X-Spammark:}{\N(\d+)\.(\d+)\N}{\$1}} should return e.g.
> if given 100.00 => 100, 0.00 => 0, etc.
In simple tests, with fixed values, it does.
> For the second problem, what's the best way to check for the existance
> of the X-Spammark header, and setting it to 0 if it's not present?
> I'm currently trying:
>
> {< {${sg{${if def:h_X-Spammark:{$h_X-Spammark:}{0.00}}}{\N(\d+)\.(\d+)\N}{\$1}}} {$ACL_SPAMMARK_THRESH} } \
if def is one solution.
You still haven't said which release of Exim.
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