Follow: Recipe woes

I'm following up on my original post.  BTW, thanks for the help.  The 
script is working pretty well as is.  I am having a few problems though.

I can't figure out a regex way to remove all occurences of "***SPAM***"  
from the Subject line.  This happens when I bounce a piece of spam that
SpamAssassin has already marked up to a spamtrap address anymore.  My only 
fix is to check for that string twice.  A regex fix for this would be 
handy.

Along the same lines I can't figure out how to apply that regex to
$SUBJECT that I initially match.  I use it later when I forward mail to 
the FTC and NANAS.  Any tips on this that take into account the problem of 
multiple ***SPAM*** strings would be gladly accepted.




# Extract subject and assign it to SUBJECT
:0
* ^Subject:[    ]*\/[^  ].*
{
        SUBJECT=$MATCH
}

## Report spam to Pyzor, Razor, the FTC, and NANAS.
:0 BH
# Hopefully this will prevent mail loops.
* $ ! ^X-Spam-Loop: $BOUNCER
* !   ^FROM_DAEMON
{
        :0f
        # Clean up the spam by removing the SA headers, Subject change
        # and other misc headers.
        | spamassassin -d \
        | sed -e "s/^Subject: \*\*\*SPAM\*\*\*/Subject:/" \
              -e "s/^Subject: \*\*\*SPAM\*\*\*/Subject:/" \
        | $FORMAIL -I ReSent \
                   -I X-Envelope-To: \
                   -I X-Scanned-By:

        # Report to Pyzor
#       :0 Wc
#       | /usr/bin/pyzor report

        # Report to Razor
#       :0 Wc
#       | spamassassin -r

        # Testing mbox
        :0c:
        reported

        # Munge some strings
        :0f
        | sed -e "s/domain1.net/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/aaa.bbb.ccc.14/555.555.555.555/gi" \
              -e "s/aaa.bbb.ccc.12/555.555.555.555/gi" \
              -e "s/domain2.net/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/domain3.com/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/domain4.net/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/domain5.net/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/domain6.net/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/domain7.com/spam-report-domain.com/gi" \
              -e "s/spamtrap/spam/gi" \
              -e "s/userid1/userid2/gi" \
              -e "s/userid3/usierd2/gi" 
#       | $FORMAIL -I ReSent \
#                  -I X-Authentication-Warning: \
#                  -I X-Envelope-To: \
#                  -I X-Scanned-By:

        # Forward to the FTC and NANAS
        # Also set X-No-Confirm so Bob, the NANAS Bot won't auto-ack me.
        # Also add a X-Spam-Loop header to *hopefully* stop loops.
        :0c
        | ( cat $AUTOREPLY/this-is-spam.txt - \
                | $FORMAIL -I"Subject: [email]  $SUBJECT" \
                           -I"X-Spam-Loop: $BOUNCER" \
                           -I"X-No-Confirm: yes" \
                           -I"From: Auto-report <$BOUNCER>" ) \
                | $SENDMAIL -f $BOUNCER $NANAS_ADDR $FTC_ADDR
#               | $SENDMAIL -f $BOUNCER testuser(_at_)domainX(_dot_)net

        # Another testing mbox
        :0:
        wip

}



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