Is there a way via the address pattern to state .*@example\.com is
good, except [email protected] and [email protected] ?
If you can describe it with a regular expression, then you can put it
in. For example, you might be able to do something along the lines
of:
.*(?<!dad|wife)@example\.com
For people not used to regular expressions, this uses so-called
negative lookbehind (if you want to google it). It is also possible to
use negative lookahead:
(?!(dad|wife)@).*@example\.com
That is (perhaps) a bit easier to read in this case. (I have not
tested it.)
mailmate uses PCRE-like syntax for its regular expression, right ? then
regextester.com is a nice tool for testing.
Then yours seems faulty: https://www.regextester.com/?fam=105641 (still
matches dad and wife).
but Davids (https://www.regextester.com/?fam=105642) seems more precise
(and actually seem to work for me in mailmate)
In any case thanks for both answers - it worked ;)
/max
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