On Fri, 6 Nov 1998 14:37:05 +0100,
"Inge Balswick" <IBA(_at_)statoil(_dot_)com> wrote:
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* ^TOiba(_at_)cirrus-rcfk(_dot_)no
! iba(_at_)statoil(_dot_)com
{
You can't group recipes like this, you have to say
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* ^TO_iba(_at_)cirrus-rcfk\(_dot_)no\>
{
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! iba(_at_)statoil(_dot_)com
# ... stuff you had in the braces
}
Note how I use ^TO_ instead of ^TO (you need a newish version for this
to work, check if you have ^TO_ in the manual page) and escape the dot
with a backslash. The \> is to prevent partial matches (e.g. ".not"
matches "\.no").
I would also want to ADD something like [Cirrus] in front of the Subject
line (if it does'nt exist) , for me to know this mail was forwarded to me
from @cirrus-rcfk.no
You typically grab the subject into MATCH and replace like this:
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* ! ^Subject:[ ]*\[Cirrus\]
* ^Subject:[ ]*\/[^ ].*
| formail -I"Subject: [Cirrus] $MATCH"
You can merge together this with the other formail stuff you had.
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