Re: possibly useful for vonage users

Gerald V. Livingston II schreef:
> Ruud H.G. van Tol:
> > Gerald V. Livingston II schreef:
> > >  :0
> > >  * ! ^From:(_dot_)*1234567890(_at_)vm\(_dot_)vonage\(_dot_)com
> > >  * ! ^From:(_dot_)*customerservice(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
> > >  * ! ^From:(_dot_)*questions(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
> > >  * ! ^From:(_dot_)*billing(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
> > >  { }
> > >  :0 E:
> > >  .vonage/
> > Alternative:
> >
> >   :0
> >   * ^From:.*(\
> >     1234567890|\
> >     customerservice|\
> >     questions|\
> >     billing)@vonage\.com
> >   .vonage/
> I prefer to use the "Error" method 
I call it the "Else".


> for creatring an "OR" construct for
> addresses. Makes it easier to see the individual addresses I'm
> dumping to a folder and easier to add another if I need to snag a
> different domain to drop in there with the others.
>
> Oh, and note the first address I grab is from "@vm.vonage.com".
> The last line of your regex example would have to be modified to:
>
> billing)@*\.vonage\.com
"@*" means: 0, 1 or more "@"s. 
ITYM: "@.*"


> (or would that be just "@*vonage\.com" to also catch plain
> @vonage.com -- regex is my weakness).
(all untested)

Alternative-1, ugly:

   :0
   * ^From:.*(\
     1234567890(_at_)vm\(_dot_)|(\
     customerservice|\
     questions|\
     billing)@)vonage\.com
   .vonage/


Alternative-2, tidy:

  OR = '9876543210^0'
  :0
  *$ $OR  ^From:(_dot_)*1234567890(_at_)vm\(_dot_)vonage\(_dot_)com
  *$ $OR ^From:(_dot_)*customerservice(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
  *$ $OR       ^From:(_dot_)*questions(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
  *$ $OR         ^From:(_dot_)*billing(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com
  .vonage/

(put the most frequent one on top, to profit most)


Alternative-3, technical:

  OR = '9876543210^0'
  :0
  * ^From:.*\/[0-9a-z]+@(vm\.)?vonage\.com
  * MATCH ?? ^^\/.*.
  * MATCH ?? ^^\/.*[^.]
  * MATCH ?? ^^\/.*.
  * MATCH ?? ^^\/.*[^.]
  *$ $OR MATCH ?? ^^1234567890(_at_)vm^^
  *$ $OR MATCH ?? ^^customerservice(_at_)^^
  *$ $OR MATCH ?? ^^questions(_at_)^^
  *$ $OR MATCH ?? ^^billing(_at_)^^
  .vonage/

(again, put the most frequent one on top, to profit most)


Alternative-4, over-simplified:

  :0
  * ^From:.*\/[0-9a-z]+@(vm\.)?vonage\.com
  * MATCH ?? ^^(0123456789|customerservice|questions|billing)@
  .vonage/


Alternative-5, simple:

  :0
  * ^From:(_dot_)*1234567890(_at_)vm\(_dot_)vonage\(_dot_)com
  .vonage/
  :0
  * ^From:.*(customerservice|\
             questions|\
             billing(_at_)vonage\(_dot_)com)
  .vonage/


-- 
Groet, Ruud

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