Hal Wine explained to Sebastian Bernheim:
| You needed the 'dummy' arguements when you had the braces because they
| were treated as literal characters in the regular expression. That is:
| * ^TO{fred|barney|joe}
| would match mail to:
| barney
| {fred
| joe}
Actually, it would match mail to `{fred' and mail with any appearance of
barney or `joe}' anywhere in the head:
^TO{fred
barney
joe}
| As I think about it, you don't even need the parenthesis as you have
| the regexp written.
Yes, you do, even though there are parentheses around the expansions of
^TO and ^TO_. If Sebastian's version of procmail doesn't have ^TO_, then
^TO is the next best thing, and the condition should look like this:
* ^TO(sbern|sebby)