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[CSCMail-Users] Always Filter problem

[Laurent M. <lau...@se...>]

Hello,

First thank for the reply for my previous mail about the same problem.
So ...
I've got mail, sending by our project administrator which subject are
like this :
( " are not present, It's just to know about space ...)

"Gen pre1_1 upgrade OK"
"Gen knl1_0 upgrade OK"
"Gen cre1_1 upgrade OK"
"Gen AR upgrade OK"
"Gen BL upgrade OK"
"Gen ZH upgrade OK"
"Gen NE upgrade OK"

(ENd the same but with 'all' instead of 'upgrade' )

So I first write this filter :

"Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre|cre|knl)"

This one work fine for AR BL ZH NE but not for mail about pre1_1
cre1_1 knl1_0.

Second, I write :
"Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre?_?|cre?_?|knl?_?)"

Always the same. This does not work for pre1_1, cre1_1, knl1_0

Then, I try 

"Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre[0-9_]*|cre[0-9_]*|knl[0-9_]*)"

But this does not work too !!

Some idea ?
Thanks very much

Re: [CSCMail-Users] Always Filter problem

[Harald W. <ho...@tz...>]

try escaping the underscore, i.e. instead of writing _, write \_ . 
If this isn't right, someonelse will correct me.

H.
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Re: [CSCMail-Users] Always Filter problem

[Redvers D. <re...@ma...>]

> "Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre?_?|cre?_?|knl?_?)"

Its perl regex, not shell:

Use . instead of ?

Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre._.|cre._.|knl._.)

Re: [CSCMail-Users] Always Filter problem

[Count Z. <cou...@cy...>]

Laurent Marzullo was overheared mumbling something about this on 19 Jul 2000
09:23:03 CEST

>  "Gen pre1_1 upgrade OK"
>  "Gen knl1_0 upgrade OK"
>  "Gen cre1_1 upgrade OK"
>  "Gen AR upgrade OK"
>  "Gen BL upgrade OK"
>  "Gen ZH upgrade OK"
>  "Gen NE upgrade OK"
>  
>  "Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre|cre|knl)"

This works just fine as the following test shows:

#!/usr/bin/perl

@test = ("Gen pre1_1 upgrade OK", "Gen knl1_0 upgrade OK", "Gen cre1_1 upgrade
OK", "Gen AR upgrade OK", "Gen BL upgrade OK", "Gen ZH upgrade OK", "Gen NE
upgrade OK");
foreach (@test) {
	/Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre|cre|knl)/ and print ("$_ matched\n");
}

So, you have something else wrong.. I strongly suspect a trailing space (as I
commented before)

"Gen (AR|BL|ZH|NE|pre|cre|knl) " <- is what I FIRMLY believe is your true
filter.

Triple check this, and I think you will find I am right...

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