On 2013-07-12, Pete Long <pete@???> wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction regarding how to=20
> match a subject line using 'if match'.
>
> Here is my ACL, set to 'warn' for the time being until I understand=20
> where I'm going wrong.
>
>
> warn
> condition =3D ${if match{$h_subject:}{^tester.*}{yes}{no}}
> add_header =3D X-Test: Matched something.
> log_message =3D Matched something.
>
>
> The only time I can get a match is if I use {.*} as the regex which=20
> appears to match everything. My ultimate goal is to match two names=20
> commonly used in the subject lines of a particular spammer and to reject =
>
> at SMTP time also showing the winning match string somewhere in the=20
> headers/logs.
>
> I've read that 'if match' conditions don't need to be encased in \N \N=20
> but even when I do I never get a match.
>
> Here's what I would ideally like to use as a regex:
>
> {(i?)*.spammer.person\$}
>
> Right now, to me that means a match for 'hi i'm spammer person' or 'Hi I =
> am Spammer pErson' but I guess I'm way wrong.
I think you want this:
{(?i)i.*spammer.person\$}
or this
{(?i)spammer.person\$}
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