At 16:00 2004-03-03 -0500, David Stone wrote:
I can think of one easy optimization:
:0
* B ?? ()\/.*(biz|info)
{
LOG="Bodyspam: spamdomain $MATCH in the body of the message $NL"
:0:
$SPAM
}
That's a bit reactive. There are plenty of legitimate sites with .biz,
because the .(com|net|org) were already taken.
Unless you correspond with any US schools or state instutions, you
could probably also add us to that list safely.
.us was peddled heavily for personal use. I know several people (not
particularly net-savvy, but most certainly not marketers or spammers --
just regular folk) who have .us domains for their personal websites.
Nevermind that the rule would blast mere _references_ to certain government
sites:
http://www.state.ma.us/consumer/Pubs/usedcar.htm
Or of people emailing from (government) work addresses on public mailing
lists (unless you're filtering this on only stuff which doesn't come
through lists).
offer((s|z)?)
The extra set of parens are wholly superfluous.
offer(s|z)?
or:
offer(s|z|)
though I prefer the former.
---
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