On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 10:44:38AM -0500, David W. Tamkin wrote:
:0hwf
* ^Message-Id: *\/[^ ]+
* ! MATCH ?? ^<.*>$
| formail -i "Message-Id: <$MATCH>"
This is good but suffers from a deficiency: if there is a < but
not a >, or vice versa, it will double-up the char that's there
already. The solution I just sent in won't do that.
:0 h fw
* ^Message-Id:.*\/[^ ]+
* ! MATCH ?? ^^<.*>^^
* MATCH ?? ()\/[^><]+
| formail -i "Message-ID: <$MATCH>"
Now, what exactly to do if there are two or more Message-Id:
headers depends on how you want to handle the situation,
particularly if one of them already has angle brackets and one
doesn't.
True.
--
dman
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