Maybe try it without the :? bit? I don't think you need that, using \>,
do you?
On Thu, 8 Aug 2002, CaT wrote:
I have the following line in a piece of spam:
To opt out:
And the following regexp with which to match it:
* 3^0 \<opt[-_ ]?out:?\>
And yet... never the twain do meet. :/
Why is it so? As near as i can tell the following should happen:
\< would match the space before the opt
opt would match opt
[-_ ]? would match the space between opt and out
out would match out
:? would match the colon
\> should match the eol
Also, \< should not be analogous to < and as such start counting the
length of the email...
Right?
:/
This is procmail version 3.22 btw.
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