On 6 Sep 2005 at 19:16, Stian Jordet wrote about
"Re: [exim] Question regarding unsee":
| man, 05,.09.2005 kl. 23.04 +0100, skrev Tony Finch:
|...
| > The answer is probably to use ${sg, e.g.
| > ${sg {$address_data} {\s*uid="([^"]*)"\s*mailHost="([^"]*)"\s*} [EMAIL
PROTECTED] }
|
| Thanks you very, very much for helping me out here. But this didn't
| work, and unfortunately, regexps are greek to me :( Is it anything wrong
| with it, or am I just stupid?
One problem is Tony apparently forgot that all three string arguments
to ${sg are expanded, so the regex and replacement strings need to be
escaped to protect the \ and $ characters. Try this (also untested):
${sg {$address_data} {\N\s*uid="([^"]*)"\s*mailHost="([^"]*)"\s*\N} [EMAIL
PROTECTED] }
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# sendmail -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| R: ldap_user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] cannot be resolved at this time:
| error in redirect data: missing or malformed local part (expected word
| or "<") in "uid="stianj" mailHost="buick.jordet.net""
This shows that no substitutions took place.
- Fred
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