At 19:10 2004-11-05 +0100, Andreas Schmidt did say:
To: someone(_at_)server, myname(_at_)server, somebodyelse(_at_)server
Now I look for a way to do an inverse word search, like this:
* To: (not myname)@server
I can look for specific strings:
(1) * To:(_dot_)*myname(_at_)server
* ^To:(_dot_)*(_at_)server
* ! ^To:(_dot_)*myname(_at_)server
(Note that these regexps ignore the fact that .* is a poor lead-in
delimiter for an address, since if your name is "ed", it'll match "sayed",
"fred", etc.)
[snip]
I get the general impression that you're trying to determine if multiple
recipients at your domain are addressed. Search the procmail archives - I
know I've submitted a recipe to score for multiple recipients at a given
domain (as well as variations on a recipient name).
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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