David W. Tamkin <dattier(_at_)Mcs(_dot_)Net> said:
The expansion of ^TO cannot end in a letter or a digit, and I'd tend to
expect that the local part of an address @mediaone.net will almost always
end with such a character.
Actually, the expansion of ^TO_ cannot end in a letter or digit
or underscore or fullstop, while the expansion of ^TO cannot end
in a letter. So if the local part of an address @mediaone.net ends
in a digit (for example), ^TO(_at_)mediaone(_dot_)net will still match.
It really ought to look more like this;
:0
* ! ^TO[a-z0-9_]+(_at_)mediaone\(_dot_)net
{ INCLUDERC=ackmail.rc }
This won't catch FOO(_at_)mediaone(_dot_)net, or various other characters
which are legal in the local part of an address.
I suggest either a simple ^TOmediaone\.net
(which will also catch name(_at_)host(_dot_)mediaone(_dot_)net),
or ^TO(_dot_)*(_at_)mediaone\(_dot_)net (if you only want to
name(_at_)mediaone(_dot_)net).
Martin
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