+Conserv.*(\*~)+\n?)
Or, you could simply swap the \s* to *\s in your first () in your regex to
see if that works.
I've not tested that regex in TB, but a quick run in a perl script shows
it works.
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and the new sorting office, I think you can search
additional parts, including message source.
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http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
\w match high end characters like characters with umlauts? I'm
not sure those kind of characters are allowed in email addresses, and
if \w matches them, then it would make for a match on an invalid email
address... I'd have to dig up the RFCs to check.
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Using
seen, \w is the same as
[a-zA-Z0-9].
Ahhh... excellent. Thought I'd just make sure ;)
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A KGB keyboard has no ESC KEY.
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On Friday, May 07, 2004, Jonathan Angliss wrote...
That is the behaviour in the above mentioned SMTP servers. You can
test, [EMAIL PROTECTED] or randomly pick anything after the + to
prove I've not randomly made up some aliases for you :) Though a
random thought on my end, I have a filtering
I'd be inclined to think the mail is broken, and
doesn't use proper line breaks (ie \r\n)... this is makes the email
invalid per RFC's I believe, and TB is then seeing the whole email on
one line, which is why you probably cannot see the subject and the
likes.
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level and type Sent, I get
Cannot create folder by name Sent.
Invalid Mailbox name
You have to create it under the INBOX folder. Courier-IMAP doesn't
allow folders to be level with INBOX unless it is #shared, which the
administrator has to setup.
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Error
if that produces the same results.
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Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
now (thanks to you)
on the server but how do I save my sent mails on the server in the
folder I created now?
Select the account, go to Account, Properties, Mail Management,
check the Sent box, and in the drop down list, select the folder you
want to use.
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you checked the tbudl archives? This is often caused by virus
scanners holding a lock on the file while TB tries to delete them
after it has done with them.
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A printer consists of three main parts: the case, the jammed paper
tray and the blinking red light
started when I
upgraded to CE. Can anyone verify this?
Shouldn't it be \n\n\n? \n\n would be removed because of the %WRAPPED.
I've not seen the \\n before, but I'm willing to stand corrected.
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ADVENTURE: The land between entertainment and panic.
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, and it'll index
everything on it. I don't believe the list moderators manage the
archives, it's done by another bunch of people. There is little the
moderators can do about it, and you're likely to find, even the
changes they could make are often ignored by most indexing spiders.
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). There is no
obvious reason why spiders should be encouraged to crawl the archive
site!
a) Most spiders ignore robots.txt now, so there isn't really any point.
b) We (moderators, not me personally) don't manage the archive
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sophisticated
need to
ensure that you have the message(s) completely downloaded before you
attempt to export it, but even then it's incredibly slow.
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Scientists have shown that the moon is moving away at a tiny yet
measurable distance from the earth every year. If you
kick in here? Try searching the
archives for Marck's regular posting on folder templates ;)
Ironically, my signature for this email _is_ totally random... hehe.
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This is like deja-vu all over again
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On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 00:03, Jonathan Angliss wrote:
Does anybody know if it's possible to run regex expressions on an
email with an HTML part only? I need to extract information from a
IIS server report, but it's sent in HTML only. I'm fairly
fortunately again (like my spam reports
. rename old messages.tbb file to messages.old
5. move new messages.tbb file over
6. on failure, resort back to old file, else remove messages.old
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Capital letters were always the best way of dealing with things you
didn't have a good answer
as such:
[email][score][file]
Thanks in advanced.
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I cna ytpe 300 wrods pre mniuet!!!
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On Saturday, July 26, 2003, Dr.GAD wrote...
is there anybody outhere? :)
TBTech is generally a quieter list compared to TBOT, or TBUDL... it's
not really that surprising really.
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http
On Sunday, June 22, 2003, Mark wrote...
A regex coach and analyser program (Freeware)
http://weitz.de/regex-coach/
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Regex.html
There is one on here too... also freeware... and part of TB's tutorial
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messages (all beta/8 I believe) have been missing
the Re: out. Might be worth looking at too ;)
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, very rare, they
still exist. And in some cases, some people use linux as a mail
gateway, and as such, a virus scanner on there, they can scan
incoming/outgoing mail.
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) drive G: and then in your
install of TB, you tell the Mail folder to be on G: :) I think I have
the \\ around the wrong way, I can never remember.
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, and you're set :)
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if subpattern 1
is not present?
Change the line to include %- on the end, so it'd be:
%SETPATTREGEXP=(?m-s)(Newsgroups:.*)%REGEXPBlindMATCH=%HEADERS%subpatt=
1%-
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On Monday, March 17, 2003, Jonathan Angliss wrote...
Change the line to include %- on the end, so it'd be:
%SETPATTREGEXP=(?m-s)(Newsgroups:.*)%REGEXPBlindMATCH=%HEADERS%subpatt
= 1%-
Without the line wrap of course ;) Not sure why it wrapped
PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED])?%-
[^,;]*[,;]?)(.*)$%-
%REGEXPBLINDMATCH=%OTOLIST, %OCCLIST%-
%SUBPATT=1%SUBPATT=4'''_
Oh, I think I see where you're going... check to see if there are
multiples, then reclean the address list... will give that a test.
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what's
wrong with it? Or is there any easier safer way?
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it... then when it hits the second, it
uses the original %COMMENT, and runs on that. With that way, the output is
passed into %COMMENT again, so no output.
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Which I think is still correct. A good example that I just pulled up
is:
Message-ID: 000201c2c08c$c355cdd0$280a@TONYCOLINS
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-id thing
too... Was mixing two mails up ;) But just a slight modification of
yours should work just fine with the introduction of an extra flag.
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? A silly question, you
are getting it to search the correct folder yes? The few things I can
think of it causing the filter to fail is, wrong folder, and the
message id is appearing without the .
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and see if I can
duplicate the problem. If the later, then you have the option
switched. You want it to process everything NOT in a colour group.
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in the Message Dispatcher.
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testing is the only way to tell ;)
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.
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Current version is 1.61 | Using TBTECH information
disclosure
of the copyright information (as this disclaimer is it, it'll be
there)... or am I miss-understanding something?
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Low traffic lists/contacts
And what is left to drop out the bottom should normally be spam, or
somebody that isn't in your address book.
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line (or
JA something like that).
WildCards are different from regex.
I guess so. I guess I'm just used to the procmail way of doing things ;) I'm
still learning ;)
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with.
I code in PHP if you need some assistance. When I saw the original
request, I was going to knock up a quick site anyway, just didn't get
5 mins before you got to it ;)
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have to tell it to be
installed, or go out your way and install it, where is most unix
builds put it in at some point during the main install.
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