On 18 Oct 2006, at 03:23 , Dallman Ross wrote:
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* B ?? \<img src=\"\"
mail/images
Would that little rule work? Thanks in advance.
1) All you have to do to test a body-egrep rule is to try
it on your command line with grep. For me, going to my
spam folder and typing
% grep -w 'img src=\"\"' *
produces no hits.
Of course it doesn't. That's searching of an image tag with no image.
The OP said alt originally, but the code said src.
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* B ?? ()<img (.*)alt=\"\"
would be what I would try
For the record, I find very little that matches this that is not spam
$ grep -re "\<img .*alt=\"\"" * | grep -iv spam | wc -l
4
$ du -sh .
77M .
# 2505 messages
and on another account:
$ grep -re "\<img .*alt=\"\"" * | grep -iv spam | wc -l
132
$ du -sh .
811M .
# 422839 messages
Not good enough that I would trust it to trash mail, but good enough
to tag up.
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