Hello,
Exim uses real PCRE; Philip Hazel is the original author of both.
.*\nX-purgate-ID: (.*?)\n.*
whereas $1 would contain the id. Unfortunately, the sg expansion item
does seem to work with newlines.
If you double-check the documentation on ${sg ...} then you'll see the
reminder:
On 2008-06-20 at 14:48 +0200, Marten Lehmann wrote:
I read this, but I don't understand where is the difference wether \n is
expanded by exim to a newline (without using \N or using \\n) or using
\N so PCRE transforms \n to a newline.
In this case, not much. Just be sure to also use \$
Hello,
I need to extract the value X-purgate-ID from $spam_report:
X-purgate: Spam
X-purgate-ID: 150741::080616223818-6C9786C0-73CE72D8/2129941411-0/0-3
X-purgate-Ad: For more information about eXpurgate please visit
http://www.expurgate.net/
With real PCRE, the expression
Marten Lehmann wrote:
I need to extract the value X-purgate-ID from $spam_report:
X-purgate: Spam
X-purgate-ID: 150741::080616223818-6C9786C0-73CE72D8/2129941411-0/0-3
X-purgate-Ad: For more information about eXpurgate please visit
http://www.expurgate.net/
Does this work?
On 2008-06-17 at 20:53 +0200, Marten Lehmann wrote:
I need to extract the value X-purgate-ID from $spam_report:
X-purgate: Spam
X-purgate-ID: 150741::080616223818-6C9786C0-73CE72D8/2129941411-0/0-3
X-purgate-Ad: For more information about eXpurgate please visit
