Lyndon Tiu wrote:
>
> I wrote a maildroprc:
>
> -----------------------------------------
> if \
> ( \
> /^To:.*all.*/ \
> && \
> ( \
> ( /^From:.*user1.*/ ) \
> > > \
> ( /^From:.*user2.*/ ) \
> ) \
> )
> {
>
> to /mail/junk/Maildir
>
> }
> -----------------------------------------
>
> Now the maildroprc regex above means:
>
> If an email is being sent to "all" and is coming from either "user1"
> or "user2", treat is as junk.
>
>
> My question is, how do you negate the maildroprc regex? How do you
> turn it around so that if the email is NOT from "user1" and NOT from
> "user2", then treat it as junk.
I think it would be this (line-continuation characters and redundant
parens removed for readability):
if
(
/^To:.*all.*/
&&
! /^From:.*user1.*/
&&
! /^From:.*user2.*/
)
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