wolfgang wrote Sunday, May 27, 2007 8:46 PM:
In an older episode (Sunday, 27. May 2007 17:55), Bart Schaefer wrote:
Since you know the long line is in the HTML title tag:
:0:
* B ?? <title>\/.*</title>
* 1^1 MATCH ?? > 1000
spampile
That didn't work for me. Apparently, it's not that easy to match the
heading "<" of a HTML tag. I changed it to a working version:
It's not hard. But Bart didn't see your sample so didn't
know about the line breaks. I had them in mine. But I
had seen your sample by the second version of my offering.
:0:
* B ?? [<]title[>]\/.*$*.*$*.*[<][/]title[>]
* MATCH ?? > 1000
/tmp/spampile
You don't need to quote '>' or '<' in procmail except
when they come at the very left of an expression.
(It does no harm to quote, though.)
One problem though: with VERBOSE=yes that logs
MATCH=<allofthe100kline>
Can I set verbose to no if <title> is matched and re-set it to yes
afterwards automatically?
Yes. You can.
Personally, I wouldn't bother capturing 100K chars, though.
Dallman
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