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| Hello all, I searched high and low but could not find anywhere that says the following rule patten is invalid or not allowed in SpamAssassin 3.2.5 on CentOS 5.1 However it works with non-zero numbers... Thoughts? and TIA header LOCAL_TESTHEADER TESTHEADER =~ /^0$/ score LOCAL_TESTHEADER 1000 message: TESTHEADER: 0 From:blah@example.com To: blah1@example.com Subject: This is a TESTHEADER: 0 test blahblah blah |
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| dms dms wrote: > Hello all, > I searched high and low but could not find anywhere that says the > following rule patten is invalid or not allowed in SpamAssassin 3.2.5 on > CentOS 5.1 However it works with non-zero numbers... Thoughts? and TIA > > header LOCAL_TESTHEADER TESTHEADER =~ /^0$/ > score LOCAL_TESTHEADER 1000 > > > > message: > TESTHEADER: 0 > From:blah@example.com > To: blah1@example.com > Subject: This is a TESTHEADER: 0 test > > blahblah blah > looks like a bug to me. "0" is matched and returned, then the string "0" is confused with 0=FALSE. Using 1 instead of 0 works! also, using /0$/ and putting "foo0" in the header. |
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#3
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| On Tuesday 26 August 2008 10:09:37 mouss wrote: > dms dms wrote: > > Hello all, > > I searched high and low but could not find anywhere that says the > > following rule patten is invalid or not allowed in SpamAssassin 3.2.5 on > > CentOS 5.1 However it works with non-zero numbers... Thoughts? and TIA > > > > header LOCAL_TESTHEADER TESTHEADER =~ /^0$/ > > score LOCAL_TESTHEADER 1000 > > > > message: > > TESTHEADER: 0 > > From:blah@example.com > > To: blah1@example.com > > Subject: This is a TESTHEADER: 0 test > > > > blahblah blah > > looks like a bug to me. "0" is matched and returned, then the string "0" > is confused with 0=FALSE. > > Using 1 instead of 0 works! also, using /0$/ and putting "foo0" in the > header. It is a bug, also present in the current CVS 3.3 trunk. It is also a bug or the same nature that a message: From:blah@example.com To: blah1@example.com Subject: 0 blahblah blah hits a MISSING_SUBJECT rule. Please open up a bug report. Mark |
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#4
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| Thanks to all for confirming, a bug report has been opened. https://issues.apache.org/SpamAssass...ug.cgi?id=5965 |