in message
<002001c18277$30e33400$fb080142(_at_)cpe6618251(_dot_)il(_dot_)sprintbbd(_dot_)net>,
wrote David W. Tamkin thusly...
Santiago told parv,
| If you want to use the special `^TO_' regexp it has to be ^TO_, not TO
| or ^(TO_, and of course not ^(TO.
i thank everybody to point the problem that the macro is ^TO or ^TO_
w/o a parenthesis in between.
There is also the ^TO, which predates ^TO_. Usually, if your procmail
version is recent enough to understand ^TO_, you'll want to use it.
thanks for the history lesson.
But ^TO is what parv needs here, because (this is the main difference
between ^TO_ and ^TO) ^TO_ won't match on a string that ends in a
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hyphen, while ^TO will,
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...
david, didn't you mean that ^TO_ won't match a string/address
_containing_ a hyphen instead?
- parv
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