On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, Michelle Konzack wrote:
MK>
MK> I know, but why does
MK>
MK> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
MK> :0 H
MK> * ^Received: from.*\[.*\](.*$)+Received:.*\[222+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+
MK> ATTENTION/Blocked_Kornet/
MK> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
MK>
MK> work on the second "Received:" header but not
MK>
MK> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
MK> :0 cH
MK> * ^Received: from.*\[.*\](.*$)+Received:.*(dsl|pool.)
MK> ATTENTION/Blocked_ADSL/
MK> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
MK>
It does work on the second received header. It works by not matching, so
procmail continues to search for a match. It finds a match when it finds
the pair of received headers with the [ and ] followed by a received
header with a "dns" in it.
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