In your message regarding Re: Help with match variable dated Fri, 18 Jan
2002 11:55:21 +0000, Martin McCarthy said that ...
Thank you so much Martin, that is exactly what I'm looking for.
The MATCH variable contains the text that is matched by the regular
expression to the right of the '\/'. Your regular expression stops at
the '\/' and so there's nothing more to put into the MATCH variable.
Presumably you're wanting what is on the rest of the 'X-spamtrap:' line,
in which case you want your condition to be something like:
* ^X-spamtrap: \/.*
The '.*' will match the rest of the line, and that matched text will go
into the MATCH variable.
Hope that helps,
Martin
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