trying allow email from a specific email address - SpamAssassin
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in the forum
i have this rule:
header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
describe toSupport_MYCORP Sent to our support alias
score toSupport_MYCORP -2
but i get this ...
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trying allow email from a specific email address
hi, i had a look for this issue but (surprisingly) couldn't find an answer
in the forum
i have this rule:
header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
describe toSupport_MYCORP Sent to our support alias
score toSupport_MYCORP -2
but i get this in my logs:
[16923] warn: Possible unintended interpolation of @mycorp in string at
/etc/mail/spamassassin/myRules.cf, rule toSupport_MYCORP, line 1.
[16923] warn: rules: failed to compile head tests, skipping:
isn't escaping the "@" enough to get this rule functional
thx!
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Re: trying allow email from a specific email address
smcbutler wrote:
> header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
> [16923] warn: Possible unintended interpolation of @mycorp in string at
> /etc/mail/spamassassin/myRules.cf, rule toSupport_MYCORP, line 1.
> isn't escaping the "@" enough to get this rule functional
It should be enough. Therefore I have to ask the question. Did you
restart your spamd after making that change? It appears that it is
still running using the unescaped configuration from before your last
edit. This would be a common trap for people. Try restarting your
spamd. Try running spamassassin --lint to check the current rules.
Hope that is it! :-)
Bob
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Re: trying allow email from a specific email address
Bob Proulx wrote:
>
> smcbutler wrote:
>> header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
>> [16923] warn: Possible unintended interpolation of @mycorp in string at
>> /etc/mail/spamassassin/myRules.cf, rule toSupport_MYCORP, line 1.
>> isn't escaping the "@" enough to get this rule functional
>
> It should be enough. Therefore I have to ask the question. Did you
> restart your spamd after making that change? It appears that it is
> still running using the unescaped configuration from before your last
> edit. This would be a common trap for people. Try restarting your
> spamd. Try running spamassassin --lint to check the current rules.
>
> Hope that is it! :-)
>
yes, that seemed to be problem 
thx Bob!
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Re: trying allow email from a specific email address
On Thu, May 22, 2008 22:27, smcbutler wrote:
> header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp\.com/i
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Re: trying allow email from a specific email address
On Fri, May 23, 2008 00:58, smcbutler wrote:
> yes, that seemed to be problem
no the regexp is olso wroung since . oldso need \.
Benny Pedersen
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Re: trying allow email from a specific email address
> hi, i had a look for this issue but (surprisingly)
> couldn't find an answer in the forum
>
> i have this rule:
>
> header toSupport_MYCORP To =~ /support\@mycorp.com/i
> describe toSupport_MYCORP Sent to our support alias
> score toSupport_MYCORP -2
>
SA does that with settings:
more_spam_to support@example.com
or
all_spam_to support@example.com
