complete regexp

[etc/mailfilter.git] / procmail / defines

diff --git a/procmail/defines b/procmail/defines
index a24641c3d20a5e739a15b16731a172d8f43ecef5..6181ba55b039075d5956af72db6dc57c51c18026 100644 (file)
--- a/procmail/defines
+++ b/procmail/defines
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ SPAMCHECK_MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE=512000
 
 # if crm114 is unsure and SA returns a score less-than-or-equal to this,
 # autotrain crm114 with ham
-CRM_UNSURE_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_HAM=2.0
+CRM_UNSURE_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_HAM=0.0
 # if crm114 classifies a message as spam but SA returns a score
 # less-than-or-equal to this, retrain crm114
 CRM_MISCLASSIFY_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_HAM=-1.0
@@ -80,8 +80,9 @@ DISCARD=$BASE/.discard/
 SPAM=$BASE/.spam/
 #DISCARD="'|$DELIVER -m BASE.discard'"
 
-DELAY_NEXT_WEEKEND='next sunday 28 hours ago' # fri night, 20:00
+DELAY_NEXT_WEEKEND='next sunday 30 hours ago' # fri night, 18:00
 DELAY_TONIGHT='tomorrow 00:00 4 hours ago' # tonight at 20:00
+DELAY_AFTERNOON='tomorrow 00:00 5 hours ago' # today at 19:00
 
 OURDATE="`$BIN_DATE +'%s %Y.%m.%d.%H.%M.%N %a, %d %b %Y %T %z'`"
 :0
@@ -135,7 +136,7 @@ INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/get-msgid
 
   # mimedecode.c: * Disclaimer: We only handle charset of iso-8859-1
   :0
-  * SUBJECT ?? ^=\?iso-8859-1\?[QB]\?.+\?=$
+  * SUBJECT ?? =\?iso-8859-1\?[QBqb]\?.+\?=
   {
     DECODED="`echo Subject: $SUBJECT | mimedecode | iconv -f latin1 -t utf-8`"
     :0
@@ -149,19 +150,15 @@ INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/get-msgid
 { ORIGINAL_TO="$MATCH" }
 :0 E
 * ^Received:
-{ LOG="NO ORIGINAL_TO: $MSGID" }
+{ LOGLATER="NO ORIGINAL_TO: $MSGID" }
 
 :0
 *$ ^X-Trained-As:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
 { TRAINED_AS="$MATCH" }
 
 :0
-*$ ^X-Tickle-Delivered:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
-{ TICKLE_DELIVERED="$MATCH" }
-
-:0
-*$ ^X-Delayed:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
-{ DELAYED="$MATCH" }
+*$ ^X-Postponed:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
+{ POSTPONED="$MATCH" }
 
 # fix variable values for special cases
 INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/normalise
@@ -227,3 +224,13 @@ JUSTME
 # DISABLE_DELAYS
 # if set, disables delaying messages
 DISABLE_DELAYS
+
+# DELAY
+# argument to /bin/date -d to indicate a message delay. This is overridden by
+# RELEASE
+DELAY
+
+# RELEASE
+# /bin/date time expression indicating the time at which a message is to be
+# released. Overrides DELAY.
+RELEASE