On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 01:32:03AM +0200, Dallman Ross wrote:
Since H is the default action, there is no need to ever specify it.
Well, but that's not quite correct.
E.g., if you want to match both body and header, you need it.
:0 HB
* foo
action
Something like that, yes.
However, that would invoke the bug we are trying to avoid.
The H-flag would get stuck "on." So, instead, we do this:
:0
* HB ?? foo
action
To be precise, I had this:
:0HB:
* -1^0
* -20^0 ^From (_dot_)*(_at_)sgh\(_dot_)waw\(_dot_)pl
* 1^0 ^Subject:.*(v|w)irus
* 1^0 (w|v)irus
* 2^0 V I R U S A L E R T
* 2^0 VIRUS ALERT
* 1^1 infected
* 1^1 check your system for viruses
* 1^0 raport skanera antywirusowego
* 1^0 avp report
* 1^0 antivirus.*(report|system)
* 1^0 zainfekowany wirusem
* 1^0 win32.sobig.f
* 1^0 \<sobig\>
* 1^0 \<reteras\>
* 1^0 \<worm_sobig\>
virus.crap
Will
* 1^0 HB ?? infected
work too?
If so, I can rewrite that. If not, I am stuck with moving "empty body recipe"
above this one.
p.
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