Eric Krichbaum <sysadmin(_at_)mountain(_dot_)net> writes:
All numbers are not allowed in user names from juno, and hotmail's aren't
allowed to start with numbers. I can't seem to get a good recipe for
catching these. It would seem to me that if a message starts with a
number and is @(juno|hotmail) that I should be able to stop it but I can't
seem to get this to work:
You mean "address" instead of "message", right?
#
# Bump all just number names. This doesn't work.
#
#:0:
#* ^From:.[0-9]+@(juno|hotmail).com
#Spam.justnumber
That'll match something like
From: 239847(_at_)juno(_dot_)com
but not
From: 239847(_at_)juno(_dot_)com
or
From: Bob <239847(_at_)juno(_dot_)com>
You need to allow stuff before the numbers, the the constraint that the
last character before the numbers is a 'separator' like < or whitespace.
So:
:0:
* ^From:(.*[^-a-z0-9_.])?[0-9]+@(juno|hotmail)\.com([^-a-z0-9_.]|$)
Spam.justnumber
Philip Guenther
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