[Fwd: Re: FROM_DAEMON matches normail email.]

----- Forwarded message from Michele Cerioni <michele(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it> -----

Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 16:03:15 +0000
From: Michele Cerioni <michele(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it>
To: Lars Hecking <lhecking(_at_)nmrc(_dot_)ucc(_dot_)ie>
Subject: Re: FROM_DAEMON matches normail email.

Lars Hecking wrote:
> Michele Cerioni writes:
> > This is my recipe.
> > :0 c
> > * $ ^To: .*(${OWNER1}|${OWNER2})
> > * ! ^FROM_DAEMON
> > ......
> >
> > If I send a normal email from my account procmail doesn't match on
> > * ! ^FROM_DAEMON
> [...]
> > and this is the mail I send to address 
> > michele(_dot_)tech(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it from my
> > address michele(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it:
> >
> > > From michele(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it  Tue Apr  3 14:47:02 2001
> > Return-Path: <michele(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it>
> > Received: from ptnet.it (pingus.ptnet.it [194.243.125.11])
> >         by david.ptnet.it (8.10.2/8.9.1) with ESMTP id f33El2s16759
> >         for <michele(_dot_)tech(_at_)ptnet(_dot_)it>; Tue, 3 Apr 2001 
> > 14:47:02 GMT
> > Sender: root(_at_)david(_dot_)ptnet(_dot_)it
>   ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>  I think it matches here. Check out the FROM_DAEMON regexp in procmailrc(5) 
> ;-)
Which is the reason about it?

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