As it was written on Jul 16, thus Pablo spake unto the Procmail list:
Pablo: Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 13:42:02 -0700
Pablo: From: Pablo <pabloc(_at_)amazingmail(_dot_)com>
Pablo: To: procmail(_at_)lists(_dot_)RWTH-Aachen(_dot_)DE
Pablo: Subject: forwarding all addresses from a domain
Pablo:
Pablo: Sorry if this is a triple post, as I was not getting a replay from the
list
Pablo: if it had been confirmed
Pablo:
Pablo: -----Original Message-----
Pablo: From: Pablo [mailto:pabloc(_at_)amazingmail(_dot_)com]
Pablo: Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 1:24 PM
Pablo: To: procmail(_at_)lists(_dot_)RWTH-Aachen(_dot_)DE
Pablo: Subject: forwarding all addresses from a domain
Pablo:
Pablo: Please excuse the fact that I am totally new at procmail, but I am
trying to
Pablo: filter down the list of e-mails that would go to my phone. But one
problem I
Pablo: have is I need a way to copy all the mail from people at a domain, and
Pablo: inversely all the users with a certain username regardless of domain.
Pablo:
Pablo:
Pablo: Right now I am trying something on these lines.
Pablo:
Pablo: #this is to get all users
Pablo: :0 c
Pablo: * ^From. *(_at_)amazingmail(_dot_)com
Pablo: ! phone(_at_)phone(_dot_)com
Pablo:
Pablo: :0 c
Pablo: * ^From. *username*
Pablo: ! phone(_at_)phone(_dot_)com
Pablo:
Pablo:
Pablo: now I know (after reading some) that the * is something else
entirely...but
Pablo: not quite sure what yet.
Pablo:
Pablo: Again sorry for such low end question, but I have been looking through
much
Pablo: of the documentation I have found and am not clear on how to accomplish
Pablo: this.
Not quite correct syntax:
1) You have a space between your . and * It should be .*
2) Trailing * is redundant. Unless you really meant "0 or more e's"
3) You must escape literal dot(s): amazingmail\.com
Try this:
:0 c:
* ^From:.*username
! phone(_at_)phone(_dot_)com
HTH
-- Birl
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