On Sat 4-Sep-04 11:29am -0400, MAU wrote:
> Most of my filters were converted correctly and are working with no
> problems. I had problems with a few that used Regex and, although being
> apparently correct, they were not working.
I was about to upgrade to v3 today when I came upon this thread. This
looked like a real "deal breaker" until I did some analysis of my own
incoming filters.
I only have 13 filters that contain RegEx and 12 of them are of the
form:
Presence: Yes
Location: Kludges
Strings: ^(?i-s)reply-to: .*jpsoft[_.]support
They all use either 'reply-to', 'return-path' or 'delivered-to'. From
Roelof Otten's message, I can probably use the NFS form:
Header Field -> header_field_name -> contains ->
except the example I gave - which will need '-> match ->' to handle
what will now be simply 'jpsoft[_.]support' - if I've read correctly.
But from what you both appear to be saying, the above RegEx may not
work? If not, there's probably an easy way around that by using an
'|' or an 'Alternates' - or whatever's equivalent in NFS.
My 13th filter looks for a RegEx in any 'recipient' field. The RegEx
is:
,.*,.*,|pobox\.com.*pobox\.com
For anyone reading that's not familiar with RegEx, I'm looking, in
any recipient field, for either (1) four or more addresses or (2) two
or more addresses with the domain 'pobox.com'.
I suspect I'm SOL if the RegEx mechanism is not working in v3.
I'm pretty sure Ritlabs will fix that quickly, so I'll wait before
downloading/registering v3.
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Best regards,
Bill
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