On 2015-06-13 15:56, Erik Christiansen wrote:
On 13.06.15 12:58, Ruud H.G. van Tol wrote:
On 12.06.15 21:14, Moby wrote:
Chuck, the goal is to put the message in a particular folder if ~any~
of the addresses in the To field is of the form abc.def@some.domain.
Why call external processes like formail and egrep?
To process the "To:" header line _without_ anchoring the regex, so that
the stated goal can be met. (But mostly because the first workable
solution that comes to mind is sufficient if it does the job. :-)
Try this:
:0
* ^To:.*\<[^.@]+@
particular_folder
or use a macro:
:0
* ^TO_.*\<[^.@]+@
particular_folder
Err, how does that find xxx.yyy@zzz in any of many addresses on the
line?
Ah, I misread the problem; I assumed that any address *without* a dot in
the local part should lead to delivery.
But following your lead back into procmail regexes, so long as the .*
matches up until _all_ of the rest matches, then this may do the trick:
:0
* ^TO_.*\<[^.@]+\.[^.@]+@
particular_folder
That'll find a match in an nth address so long as the regex engine backs
into .* all partial matches until a full match is found. Should do.
Yes. (Unless encodings or newlines are involved.)
--
Greetings, Ruud
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