Re: [SAde] ...

On 14 Oct 2003 at 20:49, Lisa Keiser wrote:

> I want to run a check on the Received From header but only the top most one.
> The idea being to assign a penalty score if .dsl. shows as the top most
> Received header. I want to penalize certain strings that aren't going
> through their MX hosts. In other words, sending direct.
> 
> thx for any ideas

I think this cannot be done directly with the included rules. You
will have to write a new body-eval rule to do this, and then call
it:

  body FIRST_RECEIVED_IS_DSL eval:check_first_received_dsl()

To create a new eval test you copy over for example the file
SpamAssassin/MailingList.pm to SpamAssassin/CustomEval.pm and 
change the check_mailing() function to do what you want. To have 
your functions enabled, you will have to add this CustomEval 
package to the SpamAssassin/EvalTests.pm file. Just do the same
as was done with the MailingList package.

Of course this is not as trivial as writing a rule, but then you will
have the flexibility of perl to do what you want.

Greets,
Ernesto

PS: This list is about german rules for SA, so it might not be the
most appropriate to ask questions in english. Try the spamassassin-talk
list.

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