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Hi,
Thanks for your great help. Now I can do what I want for this particular
example. Now I understand the important diff between ^TO and ^TO_.
And thanks for the other people that help me in this matter.
Bye,
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Nuno Teixeira
Dir. Técnico
pt-quorum.com
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Martin McCarthy wrote:
# FreeBSD STABLE Mailing
:0
*
^To(_dot_)*freebsd-stable(_at_)freebsd(_dot_)org|^To(_dot_)*stable(_at_)freebsd(_dot_)org|\
^Cc(_dot_)*freebsd-stable(_at_)freebsd(_dot_)org|^Cc(_dot_)*stable(_at_)freebsd(_dot_)org
arquivo/mailings/freebsd-stable
Note that '.*stable' will match anything that would be matched
'.*freebsd-stable'. You also want to use locking when delivering mail
if you're using a "normal" mbox mailbox. Perhaps try:
:0 :
* ^TOstable(_at_)freebsd\(_dot_)org
arquivo/mailings/freebsd-stable
Take a look at the man pages (man procmailrc in this case) to see what
'^TO' does and why it might be better than what you were using.
Note also that you want to use '^TO' rather than '^TO_' in this case
(because of that '-' before 'stable' in 'freebsd-stable').
Hope that helps,
Martin
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