I have tried the following to match the string '</head>' in the
body of an email:
if body :raw :contains "</head>" {
if body :content "text/html" :contains "</head>" {
if body :contains "</head>" {
All three result in
matching value `'
with key `</head>' => 0
finishing match with result: not matched
RFC 5173 says:
5.1. Body Transform ":raw"
The ":raw" transform matches against the entire undecoded body of a
message as a single item.
Which seems like exactly what I want.
:content does not seem like what I want since it appears to only match the non
HTML code content of the mime part.
Eventually what I want to do is to alert some of the code in the HTML portion
the email. Failing that, to remove the HTML mime part entirely, but that is less
desirable.
NB: I am not getting sieve.log errors the code seems to parse fine, it's
just not matching how I expect.
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On 30 Oct 2020, at 07:27, @lbutlr <kremels at kreme.com> wrote:> I have tried the following to match the string '</head>' in the body of an email: > > if body :raw :contains "</head>" { > if body :content "text/html" :contains "</head>" { > if body :contains "</head>" {Never mind, I was sending the wrong test mail through. -- If the laws of action and reaction had anything to do with it, it should have flopped to the ground a few feet away. But no-one was listening to them.