S Semple is having trouble with variables containing whitspace. He
thought it was a quoting problem, but the problem conditions look like:
| * .*"$BBB"
I responded:
| As explained in my reply to one of your earlier messages, which
| apparently came pretty close to crossing paths with this message of
| yours, you're missing a '$' following the '*' that starts the condition.
| The '$' tells procmail to expand the variables and without it you're
| trying to literally match $BBB and not the contents of the variable
| $BBB.
|
| Loose the leading .* and the quotes on the condition and make it:
|
| * $ $BBB
First, and least important, that would be "lose" not "loose".
Second, the statement about literally matching $BBB is not literally
correct. It is (I hope I get it right this time) trying to match end
of line ($) and the string BBB, as opposed to the string '$BBB'. The
bottom line is the same. The OP needs a '$' to tell procmail to,
according to the man page, "Evaluate the remainder of this condition
according to sh(1) substitution rules inside double quotes, skip
leading whitespace, then reparse it."
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