David W. Tamkin wrote:
People seem to be saying that the procmailsc(5) man page has an
example of this form:
* anumber^0 > anothernumber
which is supposed to score anumber if the message is bigger than
anothernumber bytes and score zero otherwise. [Of course, it
doesn't work that way: unless anothernumber is 0 (which would cause
an overflow), that condition is guaranteed to score 1 point no
matter.]
Now I'm confused - _1_ point? The man page says:
| If the length of the actual mail is M then:
|
| * w^x > L
|
| will generate an additional score of:
|
| x
| / M \
| w * | --- |
| \ L /
So with your variables wouldn't that be
/ M \ 0
anumber * | ------------- | = anumber
\ anothernumber /
instead of 1?
/HW
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