On Tue, 07 Jan 2003 05:05:07 -0500 (EST), dman(_at_)nomotek(_dot_)com wrote:
=> You do *not* control the header once you send it back into "space,"
Excellent point IMO and probably overlooked by many
(including myself). Thanks.
=> :0 # 021129 () stop mail loops
=> * ! TEST ?? ^^(y|on)
=> * $ ^X-Loop:(.*\<)?${domKEY}bot$
=> {
=> logtext = X-Loop!
=> LOG = "$doubleAngle_L $logtext $doubleAngle_R"
=>
=> :0:
=> X-Loop
=> }
Thanks also for the recipe details. It's *always*
interesting to see how others handle all the details and side
issues of real-life recipes; and, it is quite instructive to see
your testing for the EOL after the expected variable data.
Of course this recipe also matches the case where an
X-Loop header (with zero or more of anything) is followed
directly by a header consisting of exactly ${domKEY)bot.
Cheers,
- Don
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