Hello,
sorry for the late answer, but had to get a new Laptop on eBay...
Am 2006-10-18 11:23:04, schrieb Dallman Ross:
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.
Right, since there are never two "" in serie
If I get rid of the quoted double-quotation marks after the
equals sign and try
% grep -w 'img src=' *
I also get no hits in my spam folder, but I get 6 hits in my
last-100-good-mail folder. (That folder is actually a
backup of the last 100 non-whitelisted, non-spam-tagged
email; it's mostly business mail, but none of it is spam.)
I use:
% grep --ignore-case -w 'img src=' *
and got heavy hits on OVER 2,8 million messages in my folders,
where arround 4800 are Falsepositives and definitivly no spam.
But those commercial E-Mails are already whitelisted and will
not filtered out
Are you sure that expression -- with or without the empty quotes --
works on lots of your spam?
I think not.
Greetings
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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