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On 2017-11-21 20:06:36 +0000, Percy Dovetonsils said:
> On 2017-11-21 13:39:15 -0500, Worker said:
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>> On 2017-11-21 16:00:44 +0000, Percy Dovetonsils said:
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>>> Looking to find these
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>> Wouldn't this also filter out anything that legitimately uses rars and pars?
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> I'm glad you asked because I went back and noticed an error in my Rar filter.
> It should be set to "if ALL of the following" as in the par filter. Not
> "if any".
> And no, it shouldn't because--(and here's the secret)-- if you check
> the spammer's posts they have a quotation mark after rar and par.
> Legit posts don't seem to have it.
> So the quotation mark in the rule should filter the spam out but leave
> legit posts alone.
Looks good so far, but I'm only set-coloring the files until I'm sure
it leaves legit stuff alone.
Btw, looks like it's possible to put the two commands into the same
filter and then use the "any" setting (since the filter allows multiple
conditions).
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