* Jostein Berntsen wrote:
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* ^TO_van-m(_at_)yahoogroups\(_dot_)com
* ^TO_Van-M(_at_)yahoogroups\(_dot_)com
* ^TO_Van-M(_at_)nic\(_dot_)surfnet\(_dot_)nl
* ^TO_van-l(_at_)yahoogroups\(_dot_)com
* ^TO_van-info(_at_)yahoogroups\(_dot_)com
* ^TO_van-l(_at_)nic\(_dot_)surfnet\(_dot_)nl
* ^TO_van-info(_at_)nic\(_dot_)surfnet\(_dot_)nl
* ^TO_van.*
* ^TO_VAN.*
* ^Subject: Van-.*
innboks/VAN/
Did that deliver *any* messages to that box at all? I'd be quite
surprised: If you specify several conditions this way, the action is
only executed if *all* of them are satisfied, so the message would have
to be sent to van-m(_at_)(_dot_)(_dot_)(_dot_) AND
van-l(_at_)(_dot_)(_dot_)(_dot_) AND van-info(_at_)(_dot_)(_dot_)(_dot_) to
trigger the
action here.
Ruud already showed scoring as the way to implement "or" for conditions;
just try to refine the conditions or add further ones to suit your
needs. (By the way, procmail's matching is case-insensitive by default,
so some rules in your original recipe are redundant.)
/HW
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