Having the ability to define the test type (*WITH) per line would be nice. However, short of that, how many people would wonder why:
sale.com
in the spamdomains.txt file would cause this to fail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
versus this in the spamdomains.txt file:
domains.com
which caused this to fail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At least ENDSWITH gives you much greater control...
Well, IMO, they would be using the test in the wrong way if they were build the file that way :) Always use the @ symbol in the first column, that basically makes the filter act like an ENDSWITH filter since there can only be one @ symbol in an E-mail address. The extra flexibility of a CONTAINS filter on the second column causes no real harm.
Matt
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