On Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 07:21:33AM -0600, Google Kreme wrote:
On 18 Oct 2006, at 03:23 , Dallman Ross wrote:
% 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.
I was mainly pointing out that he doesn't need to ask us.
He can find out in 5 seconds if it's a useful condition or not.
:0
* B ?? ()<img (.*)alt=\"\"
would be what I would try
You completely left off my much more important point, which
also was the main reason I responded: doing a body condition
for HTML is wasteful if we don't first limit the recipe
to messages that could be expected to have html in them.
I will now add that daemon bounces, whether real or faked,
also should be checked, though; and they won't have the
Content-Type header. So:
:0: # again, the OP probably wanted a lock
* 9876543210 ^0 ^Content-Type:.*(multi|html)
* 9876543210 ^0 ^FROM_MAILER
* -9876543210 ^0
* B ?? ()<img .*alt=\"\"
caught_file
Note, however, that there could be whitespace in that tag
that wouldn't be caught by the body condition.
Obtw: I do get two false pozzes from that on my 100-last
good mail.
dman
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