On Tue, Jun 19, 2007 at 08:18:11AM +0800, David Woodhouse wrote: > On Tue, 2007-06-19 at 09:05 +1000, Anthony Honeyfield wrote: Hello,
> > I still get a failed mail delivery. I've included the bounced email below.
> > Strangely, the job code (#640-) that I put in the first line of the email is
> > missing from the bounced content:
>
> Not if you base64-decode it. It looks like this:
>
> #640- [cut] > I don't know why the magic string wasn't found when it was QP-encoded,
> but base64 is a different matter. You'll probably need to base64-decode
> the message body before checking for the string in question. Or devise a
> regex to match the base64-encoding of what you're looking for: Iz[A-k]..
Searching for "#640-" in mime acl with mime_regex could also help.
According to exim spec (fragment from chapter 40.5):
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The `mime_regex' condition can be called only in the MIME ACL. It
matches up to 32K of decoded content (the whole content at once, not
linewise).
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Didn't check this but spec says about decoded content.
Kupson
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