Ruud wrote, addressing Timur,
Did you put the "SHELL = /bin/sh" in the top
of your .procmailrc?
It is in every other procmail-faq and might
have saved you from trying snr at all. :-)
But since there will rarely be even three and never four periods in the
string, Timur is probably better off if procmail handles it with snr
than if it invokes a shell and tr for even one period.
When I said,
underscores (which won't appear in domain names).
LuKreme replied,
Pretty sure that's not true anymore though, as I have recently seen at
least two addresses with _'s.
http://computer_collector.tripod.com/ (although that is the hostname
portion, stil, it indicates that mail_server.domain.tld could occur, or
even mail.sub_net.domain.tld)
It still would interfere, so OK then: underscores are not good either.
Colons may not be so great, in case a Windows-ish system has to read the
filenames later. Maybe commas are the best idea.
Thanks for the info, Kreme.
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