Philip Guenther wrote:
You don't need to escape double-quotes or angle-brackets. To match that
literal string, just write:
:0
* ^From: ""<>
(8-< <-- smiley feeling st00pid.
For some reason, I thot that < & > were used for special processing.
Obviously (he sez, looking at a successful test), I was w0rng.
Procmail doesn't support any sort of hex-encoding of characters in
regexps.
...Yet? (8-) One word, BIG5.
Maybe. For now you'll have to write it the long way
* ^Message-ID: <0000[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\$
Or just:
* ^Message-ID: <0000[0-9]+\$
It would be nice to have that facility, especially to set minimum and
maximum values, like {8,12}, or some such. Just a thot.
Thanks VERY MUCH for the help, BTW!
Aloha mai Nai`a!
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