On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 09:18:07AM -0500, jherazo(_at_)geocities(_dot_)com
wrote:
Yeah. Sounds fine. But can i do in procmail like i can do in perl,
taking a part of a matched regex and use it? up there the second part
would be like
:0
* ^X-Yahoo\:\ (.*)$
$1
That's how it would be in perl, taking the parenthesized part as $.
Does it work like that in procmail? i can't seem to find something
about it on the docs (but then again i have the flu and am not in
the best of my capacities...)
:0:
* ^X-Yahoo:[ ]\/.*
$MATCH
Where the brackets contain a literal space and tab. No need to escape the :,
or anchor the end of the line. $MATCH contains everything after the \/
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