Paul Chvostek <paul(_at_)it(_dot_)ca> says...
On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 04:27:55PM -0500, High Flight wrote:
* ^Received: .*\([a-z0-9\.]+\.(ch|pl)[ ]
Is there supposed to be a space after the : and before the . ?
Up to you. Every received line in the mailboxes I've looked at has a
space after the first colon. Look at yours, and decide for yourself.
I'm new to procmail, and I'm not that technically astute. In other
examples I've seen there was never a space, so I wanted to ask just to
make sure.
:0
* ^Received: .*\([a-z0-9\.]+\.(ae|ar|at|au|br|ca|ch|cn|cz)[ ]
/u/ja/jac/mail/junk
Then you won't be getting any mail from me, because I'm in .ca.
Of course I still get it. But it's in a different folder.
* ^Received: .*\([a-z0-9\.]+\.(de|in|ir|jp|kr|mgc|nl|pg|pl)[ ]
...
* ^Received: .*\([a-z0-9\.]+\.(ru|se|tw|ua|uk)[ ]
Heck, why not just use:
* ^Received: .*\([a-z0-9\.]+\.[0-9][0-9][ ]
and avoid having to add new countries as they crop up in the future?
I don't understand your reaction. For now, redirecting mail from those
countries redirects about half of my spam, and about 5% of legitimate
mail. I'm just trying to set up my own procmail filter, but I have nowhere
near the technical skill or ability of this list's subscribers.
But I sincerely thank you for your help. I'm a lot further ahead now than
when I began.
Jack
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