This is one I put in for a poster with a long sig block. the prefix and
suffix match the start and end of the block. The two lines under the
center heading contain some key words from the middle of the block.
You'll have to get someone with more perl knowledge to explain exactly how
the expressions work. I just copied what was already in the file....
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[prefix_match_quote]
/\Q--------------------------------------------------------\E/
[center_match_quote]
/(?i)quote/
/(?i)all there is/
[suffix_match_quote]
/\Q--------------------------------------------------------\E/
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Ed
At 07:48 PM Thursday, 2/7/2002, you wrote -=>
>Ed,
>
>I agree. I am administering the demime_junkmail.cf file for my server
>owner, and I can't figure out the "center_match" concept. I've tried
>the demime mailing list to no avail; I just can't ssem to come up to
>speed with them. Can you offer any help on center_match? I think it
>would be useful, but I don't understand.
>
>Jay O'Brien
>
>
>
>Ed Kasky wrote:
> >
> > Read up on demime. I have found it very useful in not only stripping
> > attachments but stripping html formatting and isp sigs. Can be a tad
> > difficult to configure sometimes but there's been lenthy discussions on
> > this list that you can retrieve from the archives...
> >
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