> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Joel Reicher writes: > > I remember a while ago that people were wanting the slocal pattern > > matching to be full regular expressions. I still think that is a good idea, > > but it's occurred to me that the pattern matching of a maildelivery file > > and the search criteria of pick do much the same job, so I'm now thinking > > it would be a good idea for pick and slocal to share that machinery. > > Any enhancement to pick would be an enhancement to slocal. > > > > Since pick can do full boolean expressions, I think a new maildelivery > > syntax might have to be introduced. That's the only part of this idea I > > don't like. > > > > Thoughts? > > I would like pattern matching to be case sensitive. There are some > antispam services (e.g., Postini) that rely on capital letters on > user defined fields in the email header (those starting with "X-"). > An example: http://spam.acm.org/public/filters/faq/postini_transf1.html > > Don't know if standard fields in the message headers can be capitalized > in different ways, but it will certainly be useful to allow case-matching > at least as an optional feature. On the other hand, Unix users are > accustomed to use the right capitalization for commands, filenames, > and so on... ;-) > > Just a wish... > > Igor.
Keep in mind that the RFC's say that message header field names are case-insensitive. _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
