On Wed, 11 Apr 2007, Udi Mottelo wrote:
} 1> Check the procmailfile to find special chars:
} cat -vET procmailfile
} 2> After you see the file clean, change the line:
}
} * ^From:(.*\<)?list(_at_)versiontracker\(_dot_)com
} to be:
} * ()\/From:.*
}
} (The MATCH will help you to see what realy _DID_ matched)
[snip]
Well, I did all of your suggestions [including the ones i snipped], and
they all 'passed', except that the MATCH you showed above didn't get
triggered. That really confused me.
Then I finally figured out why and am very ashamed to see how simple this
was. :( *All* of the mailing lists I am on get captured via ^TO. But this
VersionTracker list isn't one of them. The VersionTracker e.mails are
addressed To: vjl(_at_)cullasaja! So it did not belong in my rc.mailinglists
recipe, as that recipe is called *after* I filter on e.mails that are
^TOvjl(_at_)cullasaja(_dot_)
So basically, an earlier recipe in my .procmailrc was being triggered
before the INCLUDERC that called my mailinglist rc file. Yes, I feel
*extremely* stupid right now. I am so sorry to waste everyone's time. Had
I posted my entire .procmailrc and the included rc files, that would have
clued y'all in to my problem, but I felt posting all of that was overkill
[and it probably was, but i still feel very stupid].
And, Dallman, I did, in fact, notice your use of the comma. You, still,
are the, undisputed, King of the Commas. :-)
Thanks again, everyone..
/vjl/ [who believes it is high time for some spring cleaning of my
recipes]
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