as you know, some emailing companies have multiple domains for mail serving

mailengine1.com
mailengine2.com
mailengine3.com
.
.
.
mailengineN.com

among other domains...

what is the proper way to write a single rule to deal with N series
combinations?

header __LOCAL_MAILENGINE1  ALL =~ /mailengine1\.com/i
header __LOCAL_MAILENGINE2  ALL =~ /mailengine2\.com/i

.
.
.

header __LOCAL_MAILENGINE1  ALL =~ /mailengineN\.com/i

to handle all cases in one?

...not an expert rule writer here so we dont know if the basic one is
escaped right either. Karsten seemed to indiacate it was not perfected in a
recent post.

i checked various rule writing areas on the web and i dont want to do it
this way...

meta LOCAL_MULTIPLE_MAILENGINEBLAH (( __LOCAL_MAILENGINE1 +
__LOCAL_MAILENGINE2 + __LOCAL_MAILENGINE3) > 1)

thank you in advance...

 - rh

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