Hello Michael,
Tuesday, November 09, 1999, 3:11:44 AM, you wrote:
MZDC> Hello TBUDL,
MZDC> When using the pipe character in signal strings should spaces be
MZDC> used before and after? I am trying to set up a spam filter which
MZDC> would move anything NOT addressed to me to the spam folder. However,
MZDC> I routinely use two different e-mail addresses one of which
MZDC> forwards to the other.... so I entered:
MZDC> [EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED] as the search string on
MZDC> the recipient with present="no", however this doesn't work.... mail
MZDC> addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ends up in the spam folder, as does
MZDC> mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
MZDC> Do I need spaces before or after the pipe character? example:
MZDC> [EMAIL PROTECTED]| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MZDC> [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MZDC> Any other suggestions?
MZDC> Thanks
Why make things so difficult:
just divide them up in two rules in the same filter-set:
They act like an 'and'-combination.
so instead of using the pipeline, use:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] recipient no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] recipient no
This gives the same result as you intended with the pipeline.
If you need an 'or' combination, create another set... (under the
alternatives-tab)
HTH
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