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Question / Request about filtering raw html code of incoming msgs
I have a need to filter the raw html code of incoming messages. Is there a way to do this with FiltaQuilla? If not, do you think it could be done in a future version?
For example, I'm looking at a message containing the string "ozzy123654.go.dyndns.org" in the raw html code of the message body. I can see the string when I view the "message source" of the message. However, I've found no way to filter that string.
Thanks
I had a similar request before, but the user never opened an issue, I will see what I can do.
I have to revisit the code but I think I do traverse the various MIME parts of the email, but there may be special parts with HTML so we might make a unique search filter that looks at those parts instead.
I had a similar request before, but the user never opened an issue, I will see what I can do.
I have to revisit the code but I think I do traverse the various MIME parts of the email, but there may be special parts with HTML so we might make a unique search filter that looks at those parts instead.
Here's some more info that might help:
The spammer that's sending me these messages, either intentionally or unintentionally, composes the messages without proper boundary separators and MIME parts. The reason I believe this is because when I take one of these messages and resend it to myself from myself, Thunderbird adds the correct boundary separators and MIME parts. When I do a Body search for "ozzy123654.go.dyndns.org", Thunderbird finds the resent message but not the original. When I inspect the message source of the two messages side by side, I can see the difference - the spammer's message doesn't appear to be properly constructed.
Can you export the original message in eml format and what html you would search for?
I can provide you copies of the original spam messages - would you want those? If so, tell me how to get them to you, I don't want upload them here.
I can provide you copies of the original spam messages - would you want those? If so, tell me how to get them to you, I don't want upload them here.
sure if you can save them as eml files, attach and send them to my [email protected] account for testing please. (don't just forward them because it changes the structure / headers)