On Tue, 22 Nov 2011, Todd Lyons wrote:
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 7:24 AM, Todd Lyons <[email protected]> wrote:
CentOS56[root@ivwm51 ~]# grep example.com /etc/exim/exim_TEST.conf
\N^<?(.*)@.*_.*.example.com>?$\N [email protected] SF
Oops, make sure to escape the dot before "example.com" :
CentOS56[root@ivwm51 ~]# grep example.com /etc/exim/exim_TEST.conf
\N^<?(.*)@.*_.*\.example.com>?$\N [email protected] SF
Followup..
had to add (?i) after the ^ :
\N^(?i)<?(.*)@.*_.*\.example.com>?$\N [email protected] SF
Section 31.5 states:
Domains in patterns should be given in lower case. Local parts in patterns
are case-sensitive. If you want to do case-insensitive matching of local
parts, you can use a regular expression that starts with ^(?i).
Per the above, it sounds like the domain part of a pattern isn't
case-sensitive, but my testing shows it is. Passing:
asd@[email protected]
... fails to match the pattern.
Deficiency in docs with regards to the domain part in a pattern, or
deficiency in the exim code? Dunno which. Adding the case-insensitive
bits to the pattern lets it match both lower and upper case domain
variants.
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