At 01:29 2003-01-07 -0700, LuKreme did say:
Do you know that the whitespace after the header is indeed a SPACE?
Yes. SA places a space.
I don't use it, so going off of the recipe as presented (without logfile
diagnostics), that seemed to be the thing to home in on.
* ^X-Spam-Status:[ ]*Yes
No need to check for space/tab on a known header you control. Do you say:
* X-loop: myloopcheck(_at_)mydomain(_dot_)net
or
* X-loop:[ ]myloopcheck(_at_)mydomain(_dot_)net
Well, if the message passed through someone elses' MTA, the second (which
should be modified to have a wildcard number of the character class) would
be safer. I take it that you've NEVER had the pleasure of some braindead
MTA _rewriting_ the headers? You're lucky enough that you receive the
header back in the autoreply - don't count on it not having been
"reformattted".
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