David W. Tamkin writes on 13 September 1997 at 16:33:45
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| | * !^(In-Reply-To:|References:|Subject:[ ]*Re(\[[0-9]+\])?:).+
I think that condition needs "H ??".
What's the difference---if any---between
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* H ?? !^(In-Reply-To:|References:|Subject:[ ]*Re(\[[0-9]+\])?:).+
* ^[^>]*FREE
and
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* !^(In-Reply-To:|References:|Subject:[ ]*Re(\[[0-9]+\])?:).+
* ^[^>]*FREE
Will the first only match FREE in the body while the second has the
potential to match some X-FREE: header (assuming such a header
survives sendmail's lower-casing)? Also, ideally the case-sensitive
regexp should just apply to FREE and not the header regexp.
Dan
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