On 26 Jul, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
| [...]
| When I put such a message in a little test.mbox of its own, and test
| it with procmail -m, it works fine. But when I actually received it,
| it wasn't filtered; my log file contains:
|
| procmail: [21746] Thu Jul 26 07:26:33 2001
| procmail: Match on "X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook *"
| procmail: Match on "Hi! How are you?"
| procmail: Match on "I send you this file in order to have your advice"
| procmail: No match on "See you later. Thanks"
|
| Why is this? The string it claims doesn't match is right there in
| the message, below the line which it agrees does match. Any clue?
http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/procmail/2001-07/msg00363.html
*might* help.
Technically you should escape the ? like \? since it's special in
regular expressions, although in practice it's not likely to matter here
and definitely is not the cause of your problem. For some reason I
thought the ! should be escaped too, but it looks like it's ok without
it.
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Don Hammond \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign
Raleigh, NC US X Against HTML Mail,
/ \ and News Too
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