Hello alien & everyone else, on 10-Jul-2005 at 18:48 you (alien) wrote:
>> ...attachment handling is a bit poor in the sorting office, yes... > I'm not going to process the attachment in any way, all I want to do > is color the message a flashy red. I see. >> FWIW, I think that "<item> matches any of <list>" already does some RegEx >> style comparisons, you would have to combine them with an AND operator. > I'm only using one condition for each "matches any of": > <Message Source> matches any of <filename=".*\.exe"> > OR <Message Source> matches any of <filename=".*\.scr"> > OR <Message Source> matches any of <filename=".*\.pif"> I see. I can't get it to work either, but I don't know if my regex construction of .*\.gif.* is correct. Someone who knows what to do with regex should test this. > but the following doesn't work either, if that's what you mean: > <Message Source> matches any of <filename=".*\.exe" > filename=".*\.scr" > filename=".*\.pif"> Yes, thats what I meant, though I thought that, if you select "matches any of" or "contains any of" you don't need regex. Nice to know it doesn't work. NOT. :-) I have the feeling that "message source" doesn't search the single parts of a multipart message. -- Best regards, Alexander (http://www.neurowerx.de - ICQ 238153981) The stuff of the world is mind stuff. -- Sir Arthur Eddington ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.5.25 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
