Re: [Mailman-Users] Quick spam regex question

2006-07-18 Thread Mark Sapiro
Jason LaMar wrote: >Thanks for helping me out with this. As a follow-up question, because >(obviously) I'm a regexp newbie: If I wanted to use this statement as a >basis ... > >\nfrom:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@(?!fubar.com[>\s]) > >... BUT I also wanted to allow messages from any fubar.com sub-domain >(ma

Re: [Mailman-Users] Quick spam regex question

2006-07-17 Thread John W. Baxter
On 7/17/06 12:31 PM, "Jason LaMar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for example) Mark has answered your question well. I'm just jumping in as I sometimes do to point out that any likely example domain name one comes up with is likely taken. This one is relatively new in that

Re: [Mailman-Users] Quick spam regex question

2006-07-17 Thread Mark Sapiro
Jason LaMar wrote: >If I wanted to set up my Mailman spam filter to only accept list submissions >for approval from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for example) -- and automatically discard >messages sent from any other domain -- what would be the easiest way to set >that up in the spam filter rules? This is

[Mailman-Users] Quick spam regex question

2006-07-17 Thread Jason LaMar
If I wanted to set up my Mailman spam filter to only accept list submissions for approval from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for example) -- and automatically discard messages sent from any other domain -- what would be the easiest way to set that up in the spam filter rules? Thanks, Jason __