At 12:08 2003-10-13 -0600, Linux wrote:
All,
.. since that's what a list post is.
I am testing new software and I want to run this globally except that it
doesn't work if the user has a "." in their username, for example,
foo(_dot_)bar(_at_)domain(_dot_)com(_dot_)
Rephrase: you're using something you didn't write, and it's broken,
apparently for the contents of a To: address field (or perhaps Cc: or other
addresses as well). You want to run it only with messages it wouldn't
break on. Correct?
My first suggestion is: don't use broken software. Advise it's author that
there is a bug. If you have source, try to fix the damn thing.
* ^To:.*[^ ]*\.[^ ]*(_at_)domain\(_dot_)com
Should give you a starting point, but it isn't optimal. I'm pressed for
time right now.
Something like:
* !^To:(_dot_)*\(_dot_)(_at_)domain\(_dot_)com
don't match if the To: contains a literal "(_dot_)(_at_)doman(_dot_)com"
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