Tue, 12 Oct 2004 14:42:32 +0200 (8:42 AM EDT here) Roelof Otten wrote:
> Hallo Everybody,
> For my needs the sorting office is definitely lacking a condition.
> When matching the recipients to an AB group, you can pick from: AB
> group contains -> Sender First recipient
> All recipients Sender and first recipient
> Sender and all recipients
> What I need is: Any recipient
I haven't tested it but you might want to try looking for this regular
expression in the kludges, to filter a particular recipient.
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
which I think will look for:
To: To:
\s a space
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] (note that \. in the RE responds
to the email addresses
*. any number of any characters _except_ new line
\s a space
[\s\r] either a space or a new line
> and maybe: Sender and any recipient
The Sender and All Recipients appear in the kludges, so why not look
for the sender(s) and the recipient(s) in the kludges.
> I've got a couple of bad addresses in my AB, when a message is
> directed to any of those, I don't want to see it. Let's call it a
> reversed twit filter or something like that. Anybody agreeing with
> this wish?
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