In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 09:31:06 EST
"Steven W. Orr" said:
>:0:
> * ^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix
> * ^Subject:.*PilotMgr
>pilotmgr-i
This clause says that the message must match *both* rules, it's an 'and' not
and 'or'. What you probably want is something like:
:0:
* ^Subject:.*(Pilot-Unix|PilotMgr)
pilotmgr-i
Or, more concisely:
:0:
* ^Subject:.*(Pilot)
pilotmgr-i
>
>>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Feb 23 09:01:07 2000
> Subject: Re: [Pilot-Unix] Getting ROM from Pilot V
> Folder: backup/msg.yBsB 2701
[snip]
>procmail: Match on "^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix"
>procmail: No match on "^Subject:.*PilotMgr"
[snip]
Exactly! Your rule stated it must match both, therefore when it failed on the
second, it continued on through the r�cip�s.
>The Subject *is* being processed by procmail where it sez it found a
>match. The problem is that the message is ending up in the default
>INBOX instead of in the pilotmgr-i mailbox.
>
>Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Sure :)
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Paul
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