Mark Sapiro sent the message below at 06:08 PM 1/19/2007:
>Kelly Jones wrote:
>
> >One of my users added this as a spam filter:
> >
> >^x-spam-flag:.*yes
> >
> >(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
> >hyphens not backslashed by accident),
>
>
>It doesn't matter. '-' has n
Kelly Jones wrote:
>
>Thanks, Mark. I'm pretty sure there was a newline after the regexp.
>
>In fact, I dumped the config before we wiped out the filter:
>
>header_filter_rules = [('^x-spam-flag:.*yes\r\n\r\n', 3, False)]
>
>That second "\r\n" shouldn't be there, should it? Ouch!
That's correct.
On 1/19/07, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I haven't looked at this to see if it is actually a possible cause, but
> the regexp box in header_filter_rules is a list of regexps one per
> line. If it contains an empty line or a 'blank' line, that might be a
> regexp that will match anythi
Kelly Jones wrote:
>One of my users added this as a spam filter:
>
>^x-spam-flag:.*yes
>
>(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
>hyphens not backslashed by accident),
It doesn't matter. '-' has no special meaning.
>and the list started dropping
>ALL emails. Why?
>
>We
