Cleanfeed example request

[Roberto CORRADO]

Hi *
I don't know if this is the right place to speak about this topic,
but we are talking about infeed...
I know that's not a good thing manipulating and censor data,
and I'm not a wizard of regular expressions, but I'm searching for
practical examples for {bad_body,bad_from,bad_subject};
how to manage long names in bad_from.
There's someone so kind that can show me them?
I think that could be useful also for other people.
Thanks you all

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Roberto
Fb rules (√5*n^2±4)
x=sqrt(5*pow(n,2)-4) - (int)sqrt(5*pow(n,2)-4);
y=sqrt(5*pow(n,2)+4) - (int)sqrt(5*pow(n,2)+4);

[Roberto CORRADO]

"Roberto CORRADO" wrote:

CUT

I have also problem with the key (64DD21195789E33A),
on my system already installed two versions of the GPG,
the version two support naturally EdDSA curve ed25519.
but I recived a unknown error see:

"""
$ grep "unknown error" news.log | tail -10
Feb 4 11:20:02 fairy nocem: Article <nocembot-fr.0.45326.4722344792@usenet.ovh>: unknown error (ID 64DD21195789E33A)
Feb 4 11:35:01 fairy nocem: Article <nocembot-fr.0.4...@usenet.ovh>: unknown error (ID 64DD21195789E33A)
Feb 4 11:50:02 fairy nocem: Article <nocembot-fr.0.4...@usenet.ovh>: unknown error (ID 64DD21195789E33A)
"""

I have checked and modified Config.pm

"""
$ grep -A3 -B2 "our \$gpg" /usr/lib/perl5/INN/Config.pm
our $awk = 'gawk';
our $egrep = '/usr/bin/grep -E';
our $gpgv = '/usr/bin/gpgv2';
our $gpg = '/usr/bin/gpg2';
our $perl = '/usr/bin/perl';
our $pgp = '';
our $sed = '/usr/bin/sed';
...
"""

have you suggestions about this case?

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Roberto

[Ivo Gandolfo]

I've had the same problem as you in the past. Check your installed gpg
version, and that perl-nocem can read the right keyring. In my case the
keyring permissions file were wrong.

# gpg --version
gpg (GnuPG) 2.2.27
libgcrypt 1.9.4


check <news:slrnuhpm49....@raybanana.net>

F/U to the correct group news.software.nntp


Sincerely

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Ivo Gandolfo