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List:       procmail
Subject:    Re: fumbling with multiple TO's and forwarding
From:       Collin Park <collin () cup ! hp ! com>
Date:       2000-10-26 16:10:11
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Wouter van der Horst wrote:
...
> :0:
> * ^TO_*(frub|famke|matthijs)@anakha.net
> * ! ^TO_*wouter@anakha.net
> /dev/null
> 
> (by the way, the '*' after ^TO_ seems to be necessary)

Sounds like you have an old version of procmail, i.e., one that
doesn't understand ^TO_ .   You should be able to get the same effect
as the above this way:

    :0:
    * ^TO(frub|famke|matthijs)@anakha.net
    * ! ^TOwouter@anakha.net
    /dev/null

To find out your version of procmail, type 'procmail -v' (no quotes).
I have a procmail v3.10 which understands ^TO_ so I think yours must
be older than that.


By the way, I erred earlier when I wrote:

# Not necessarily.  Consider the following .procmailrc file:
# 
#     :0c
#     ! ^TO_wouter@anakha.net
     ^
     ^ Here I should have put a '*', like so:

        :0c
        * !^TOwouter@anakha.net

cheers,
-- 
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or consequential loss caused by relying on this information.  Sorry.
Collin Park                         Not a statement of my employer.

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