On May 31, 2005, at 14:44, David Powell wrote:
> One line has a tab b/w ":" and "[SPAM", another a space and the third
> nothing. The other thing I wasn't sure about was if the first
> letter of
> subject is uppper case or not.
If you are putting these in 2.0.x's bounce_matching_headers list
Thanks for the help, to respond...
> Life will be much easier for this kind of task if you upgrade to
> Mailman 2.1.x; 2.1.6 is current.
Agreed - I don't administer the server, but understand we're waiting for
the new stable release of Debian (any day now).
> Really, you should invest in Jeffre
> "David" == David Powell <(YANQ)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> writes:
Life will be much easier for this kind of task if you upgrade to
Mailman 2.1.x; 2.1.6 is current.
David> Here are the different regexp's that I've tried, none seem
David> to work.
Really, you should invest in Jeffrey Fri
Hi All,
I've only recently discovered the world of regexps, so please bare with
me. What I want to do is block messages whose subject starts with "[SPAM".
Mail to my server goes through spamassassin first - it alters mail that
it thinks is spam by adding [SPAM xx.xx] to the start of the subject.
