lhoffner: Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 04:44:34 -0400
lhoffner: From: Lee Hoffner <lhoffner(_at_)directedmotion(_dot_)com>
lhoffner: To: procmail(_at_)lists(_dot_)RWTH-Aachen(_dot_)DE
lhoffner: Subject: Re: Matching HTML tags
lhoffner:
lhoffner: Thanks!
lhoffner:
lhoffner: The message does say Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
lhoffner:
lhoffner: If I setup a recipe to /dev/null base64 messages, would that be
likely to nuke
lhoffner: legit email sent by my Outlook-using clients (and friends)?
It could, unless you write your filter correctly.
If I were you, I would route to $HOME/SPAM instead of /dev/null until you
have your filter worked out.
lhoffner: LH> I have not been able to write a recipe that matches this
expression.
lhoffner: LH> In fact
lhoffner: LH> simply writing
lhoffner: LH> :0 B:
lhoffner: LH> * href
lhoffner: LH>
lhoffner: LH> returns NO match, when the line
lhoffner: LH> <a
href="http://ulhoffnera(_at_)www(_dot_)somewebsite(_dot_)com"> is in the
message.
lhoffner: LH>
lhoffner: LH> Can somebody explain to me why testing for href would NOT
match?...
lhoffner: LH>
lhoffner:
lhoffner: >It was probably base 64 mime encoded. Have a look at the message
with
lhoffner: >"more" or "less" or "cat" or a text editor.
lhoffner: >
lhoffner: >
lhoffner: >
lhoffner: >Alan
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