OK, I figured this out after reading the rest of the messages on the
list, for the below example I should write:
----------------------
:0
* ssh(_at_)clinet(_dot_)fi
ssh
----------------------
Thus if ssh(_at_)clinet(_dot_)fi appears in the header anywhere it goes to the
ssh
folder. Right?
-- Cd
On Fri, 22 May 1998, Christopher Denney wrote:
On Tue, 19 May 1998, era eriksson wrote:
[snip]
This is not about the colon, but just a comment on a couple of the
recipes I happened to have a reaction against :-)
>> :0:
>> * ^TO(_dot_)*newnet-list(_at_)(_dot_)*eskimo(_dot_)com
>> nn-list
Don't use .* after ^TO.
[snip]
Why is this a problem?
How would I otherwise write something like:
-------------------
:0 # Anything from SSH mailing list
* (^From|^To|^Cc|^Sender)(_dot_)*ssh(_at_)clinet(_dot_)fi
ssh # will go to $MAILDIR/ssh
-------------------
Or any filter for a mailing list where there may be multiple addresses in
the 'To' line, only one of which one knows in advance.
Am I missing some subtlety of the syntax here?