Dallman Ross schrieb:
You need to use the match token, "\/" first to grab the word.
(See man procmailrc page and look for "'\/' token".)
* ()\/(bad1|bad2|bad3|bad4|bad5)
The "()" is an empty group, used because a "naked" slash used
in that first position in the regex needs quoting, but slashes
in other positions don't. We could also have used another slash
as a quote char, but the parens are easier to understand and
the "received wisdom" to use in this case among procmailers.
OK !
so i go to use ()for a leading \ in the regex
like
* B ?? ()\<iframe src=3D
and to read qhat Procmail matched into a var
* B ?? ()\/ \<iframe src=3D
{ BAD=$MATCH }
Matthias
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