Kmail filter on, er, squiggles

Mike Diehl auto at dominion.dyndns.org
Fri Apr 12 05:27:53 BST 2002


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On Friday 12 April 2002 03:03 am, Derek Fountain wrote:
     > > >> I use the following regexp with procmail:
     > > >> [¡-ÿ][¡-ÿ][¡-ÿ][¡-ÿ][¡-ÿ] It matches five consecutive non-ASCII
     > > >> characters which should rarely appear in normal messages in the
     > > >> subject.
     > > >
     > > > That looks sensible, but how do I type those characters into the
     > > > Kmail filter text box?
     > >
     > > What about copy&paste?
     >
     > Copy and paste worked! Brilliant - I get 50 of those spams a week!
     > Many thanks.

It worked for me also, and I wanted to say thank you, too.  This has become a 
major problem for me and this will help a lot.

- -- 
Mike Diehl.
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