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On Tue, 28 May 1996, Gino Filicetti wrote:
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* NAME ?? .
* NAME ?? ^\/.{1,25} <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<---------------
{ NAME = $MATCH }
:0E
{ NAME = "$FROM_ADDRESS" }
procmail: No match on "^^\/.{1,25}"
procmail: Assigning "NAME= ginof(_at_)io(_dot_)org"
See that? is that syntax wrong or something? (I don't even know WHERE you
got that from, what do the ?? and ^^ and {1,25} mean?)
The ?? tells procmail to search the environment variable NAME, the ^^
matches the beginning of the variable, and the .{1,25} should match 1 to
25 characters.
I looked at the procmailrc and regexp man pages. It looks like procmail
doesn't understand the {} syntax.
Basic regular expressions require \{ and \}, but that doesn't work
either. (I have procmail 3.10)
Let's see if I can work around it:
NAME=`echo "$NAME" | sed -e 's/^.\{1,25\}(.*)$//'`
I hope this works.
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