On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
Cool. I have a bunch with an msn address now, and I noticed that none
of it has a Recieved header with msn.com. So I have modified it to
check for this header for each of the 'spammer hijacked' domains -
msn.com, yahoo, excite, and aol. I have removed the X-Oringinating-IP
check from some, because I noticed Yahoo doesn't use it.
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* ^From(_dot_)*(_at_)aol\(_dot_)com
* !^Received:.*aol\.com
{
EXTENSION=temp
}
If I have this recipe repeated for the various domains, it gets
tedious. Is there a way to say match these domains in the From
header, and make sure you match the SAME domain in the Recieved
header? I noticed a few messages that use several of them in various
headers.
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* ^From(_dot_)*(_at_)\/(aol\.com|msn\.com)
{
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* !^Received:.*$\MATCH
{
EXTENSION=temp
}
}
Or something like that... Untested ofcourse...
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