++ 07/01/01 13:55 -0600 - Philip Guenther:
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* ^Envelope-To: stemformulieren(_at_)sisterray\(_dot_)xs4all\(_dot_)nl
* ^Subject: .*\/nl\.[-a-z_0-9.+]+
{
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regex = "^$\MATCH[ ].*[ ]Running\."
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* ? egrep -iq "$regex" ${VOTEDIR}/stemmingen.txt
{
:0 c:
$VOTEDIR/$MATCH/backup/votes
:0:
$VOTEDIR/$MATCH/votes
}
}
Just to let you know, there was one caveat:
We're looking up for a pattern that matches "nl\.[-a-z_0-9.+]+". Then
this name is looked up as a part of bigger pattern in a file. It it
exists, the message will be saved to a directory with that name.
This works as long as voters only have lowercase groupnames in the
Subject field. Uppercase will result in locking errors as the first
recipe is case-independent and the we are grepping case-independent as
well. A (partly) uppercase name will get thru both, but saving to
$VOTEDIR/nl.groupname/votes
is a different thing from
$VOTEDIR/Nl.Groupname/votes
That's a thing i had overlooked. I have now solved it with:
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* ^Subject: .*\/nl\.[-a-z_0-9.+]+
* ? grep -i "${MATCH}.*Running" ${VOTEDIR}/stemmingen.txt >/dev/null
{
NG=`echo $MATCH | tr [:upper:] [:lower:]`
:0 c:
$VOTEDIR/$NG/backup/votes
:0:
$VOTEDIR/$NG/votes
}
But, except for this, thanks a lot for your help! This works...
-R.
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