If you check 'man procmailex', you'll see that NONE of the examples
employing ^TO specify a domain portion. If *YOU* anchor it to the RHS of
the address, then the plussed portion is of course going to get ignored -
after all, you're the one providing a regexp that doesn't account for
plussing. The idea is that you should be specifying the LOCAL part of the
username only:
* ^TO_weenie
would match:
weenie(_at_)somedomain(_dot_)tld
weenie+private(_at_)otherdomain(_dot_)tld
weenie+lists(_at_)otherdomain(_dot_)tld
but the documentation says that ^TO_ should catch all destination
specifications
containing a specific *address*.
it does not say that it should also catch an address that contains a
specific word precered by a + .
for doing that, there is the ^TO macro.
-t
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