On Oct 18, Christopher L. Barnard
(nospam-cbar44(_at_)tsg(_dot_)cbot(_dot_)com(_dot_)ns) typed:
Chris: I want to put
Chris:
Chris: Goodguys Inc
Chris:
Chris: into my greenlist so that an incoming email with the From: line of
Chris: From: Goodguys Inc. <user(_at_)goodguys(_dot_)com>
Chris: would be approved. The reason I did not go with the -x flag to fgrep
Chris: is because my understanding is that fgrep this would only match
Chris: From: Goodguys Inc
Chris: and thats it.
Chris:
Chris: Christopher
While attempting to test out the -x for fgrep, I was coming up with
negative results. However subsitituting x with e makes it better.
(Hmmm, I better double-check my fgrep in my rc file!)
In my greenlist file I have a single line:
Goodguys Inc
At the command-line:
% echo "From: Goodguys Inc." | fgrep -ei -f greenlist
From: Goodguys Inc.
% echo $?
0
So try this, and I think it'll give you the results you're looking for.
And the -i is optional, depending on your mood.
Thanks
Birl
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