Re: filter based on body keywords?

Ernest Byaruhanga:

> [bad words in message body]
> How would it appear if i wanted the keywords in a text file instead?
> (each keyword on a newline?) - and i include this text file in the
> recipe?
If it is a limited number of words, say less then a hundred,
than make the file look like:

       :0
       * B ?? ()\<(\
WORD[1-3]|\
KEYWORD5|\
BOB|\
(v|\//)[i1l][a(_at_)][g9]r[a@]|\
LAST-BAD-WORD\
                  )\>
       !$MATCH

and call it badwords.rc. It is easy to transform the keywords file
you described into such a recipe-file; a single sed or awk call can
do it.


The recipe then becomes:

     LINEBUF = '12345'
     :0
     * ^TO_\/john(_at_)example\(_dot_)com
     {
       INCLUDERC = 'badwords.rc'
       :0:
       spam
     }


But it is not a good path to go. For instance this very message would
get into
that spam mailbox-file, if the keywords are there. And if the body of a
spam
message is encoded, and you don't decode it first, the recipe won't find
the
keywords. Etc., etc.

Did you try SpamAssassin already?  DNSBL? DCC?

-- 
Grtz, Ruud


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