"cicho" == cicho <cicho(_at_)free(_dot_)polbox(_dot_)pl> writes:
cicho> Hello, This is just a follow-up to my previous long post of
cicho> today. I've been trying t catch subjects in all caps, but for
cicho> some reason I cannot understand, the rule
cicho> :0
cicho> * ^Subject:[^a-z]*$
cicho> $TRASH
cicho> does *not* match any of the following:
cicho> Subject: ALLCAPSHERE
cicho> Subject: THIS IS ALL CAPS
cicho> Subject: ALL CAPS, CAPS ONLY!
[snipped]
Well, procmail's regex engine is case insensitive by default, as you
will find out for sure if you read procmailrc(5). The same man page
gives you a solution for the problem: the `D' flag.
This will do what you want:
:0D: # Note: You forgot the lockfile
* ^Subject:[^a-z]*$
$TRASH
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