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GJim
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 Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:00 pm Post subject: Query: Black Rules |
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I've just downloaded and installed AntispamSniper, and I really like it so far. Fairly certain that you'll be getting an order for the paid version.
Is there a reference manual for developing black rules, how to configure the Reg-Ex statements?
I have a Reg-Ex file that I used with the Bayesit filter; I modified some of the default rules, and also wrote some myself. Can these be copied/imported, as is, or would modifications need to be made?
As an example:
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@Subject: {Re [}
-@HEADER: "In-Reply-To"
-HEADER: 75.0 "References" [More faked reply spam, 'Re [' in Subject, but no 'References' in header, Variant 1 -- added by JCA]
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G'Jim c):{- |
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vetaltm
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| Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:43 pm Post subject: Re: Query: Black Rules |
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There is some info on rules in AntispamSniper manual (the topics Filtering | Rules and Filtering | Rule conditions). The syntax of regular expressions is the same as in TheBat and BayesIt (PCRE based).
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@Subject: {Re [}
-@HEADER: "In-Reply-To"
-HEADER: 75.0 "References" [More faked reply spam, 'Re [' in Subject, but no 'References' in header, Variant 1 -- added by JCA]
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The rules may be imported manually. E.g. in described case the rule will contain two conditions and may look like this:
Header{Subject} =~ Re \[
Not Header{In-Reply-To} =~ .* |
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