Bart Schaefer <schaefer(_at_)zanshin(_dot_)com> writes:
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, parv wrote:
* Listid ?? (<)\/[a-z]+(([-.][a-z]+)+)?\.freebsd\.org
if you mean a literal '<'.
yes i did (mean "<" to be literal), but why is there any need of
quoting "<"? i don't see any reference to that in procmailrc.
:0
* VAR ?? < 5
{ LOG="$VAR is a number less than 5
"}
LOG = "$VAR contains fewer than five characters (i.e., its size is < 5)
"
:0
* VAR ?? > 13
{ LOG="$VAR is a number greater than 13
" }
LOG = "$VAR contains more than thirteen characters (i.e., its size if > 13)
"
LOG="This is undocumented. The procmailrc man page needs work.
I have no idea what the pseudo-variables B and H do in this case.
"
LOG = "Length is length, whether of the entire message, a variable's
contents, or just the header or body of the message.
"
Philip Guenther
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