Danie Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ~C (domain & !user@domain)
>
> i.e. Match everyone from domain except a certain user.
You have to be careful about patterns like this.
What if the recipient is ? Since that contains the
string "user@domain", it would be rejected by the pattern, even th
At 2:28 AM EST on February 22 Danie Roux sent off:
> I want to specify something like
>
> ~C (domain & !user@domain)
>
> i.e. Match everyone from domain except a certain user. How would I do
> this?
The operator you're looking for is " ", i.e. conditions are automatically
ANDed, so
~C domain
On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Danie Roux wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to specify something like
> ~C (domain & !user@domain)
> i.e. Match everyone from domain except a certain user. How would I do
> this?
Not to good at this but this is what I'ld do:
~Cdomain !~Cuser@domain
Or you could try:
Hi,
I want to specify something like
~C (domain & !user@domain)
i.e. Match everyone from domain except a certain user. How would I do
this?
Thanks!
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