Richard Damon wrote:
>
>Doesn't . only match a single character? I use filters more like
>
>Subject: .*remove.*
>
>so the .* matches any number of characters between the Subject header
>and the word.
bounce_matching_headers is different from header_filter_rules. For
header_filter_rules, you might
On 4/14/11 3:12 PM, Barry Finkel wrote:
I am running 2.1.14, and we had a problem where a list owner
subscribed a number of persons to a list, and many of these
persons want to be unsubscribed. To catch mail directed
toward the list:
Subject: Please remove me from your list
I added a line
Barry Finkel wrote
>
>I added a line to bounce_matching_headers
>
> Subject: .remove.
I don't know why this didn't work unless it contains trailing
whitespace (leading whitespace is removed before matching). However,
if you are trying to match the 'word' remove, I would use
Subject: \Wre
I am running 2.1.14, and we had a problem where a list owner
subscribed a number of persons to a list, and many of these
persons want to be unsubscribed. To catch mail directed
toward the list:
Subject: Please remove me from your list
I added a line to bounce_matching_headers
Subject
