Charles Gregory wrote:
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* ^.*\<a *href\=[^\>]*\>[^\<]*\<\!\-\-
I may have escaped more characters than necesary, but I'm a cautious
guy.
Keep in mind, though (apart from the loss of readability you get),
that \< and \> have a special meaning in procmail regexps and aren't
just matched by literal < and >; see man procmailrc for the details.
Actually you don't need any backslash at all in your condition:
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* ()<a *href=[^>]*>[^<]*<!--
(I've omitted the pointless ^.*, the () is then needed to prevent
procmail from reading the < as the start of a size condition. A
backslash would have worked as well because at the *beginning* of a
condition line \< *is* the way to escape a literal <, but () avoids
confusion with the "normal" \< I mentioned above.)
/HW
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