Frank Altpeter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 06 Dec 1999:
> lists intern internal
>
> I don't add the full address because the lists are all running with 4
> domains.
As a note, you could add all four different domains as different lists.
You don't have to but I don't see why not, either. Anyway, that's not
the point of this email, read on.
> Now i think there is a little bug, because it seems that <lists> checks
> via simple pattern matching...
Yes, it uses very simple pattern matching.
> if i get mail to internet@mydomain, mutt
> says that it's a mail to the list 'intern' and gives me the save folder
> 'internet'.
I think you might avoid this problem with adding the @ into the lists
command:
lists intern@ internal@
I'm not sure, but I think it would work. That way the first entry won't
match everything starting with the string "intern", only everything
which is addressed to intern@somewhere specifically. The other
alternative would be to list all four domains for each list.
> But 'internet' is no list and has to be saved in the default from:-folder.
The lists specifications don't affect the default save folder for each
message, at least not unless you've designated this with a save-hook
(save-hook ~l =%l, or something like that, I forget).
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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