Correct me if I'm wrong but wildcards are not allowed in lsearch files.
I tried using the wildcard in a dbm lookup but, as my message stated, that
failed.
Chris
At 03:43 AM 9/14/2000, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
>Quoth Chris Snell on Thu, Sep 14, 2000:
> > I'd use lsearch which seems to work but it doesn't like wildcards. I also
> > tried setting search_type to 'partial2-lsearch' with the following in my
> > lsearch file:
> >
> > bikeworld.com shrubbery.satx.bikeworld.net byname
> >
> > which seemed to match mail sent to something@??? but not
> > something@???.
>
>You need partial-lsearch (or partial2-lsearch, or whatever) _and_
>the key with a star (*.bikeworld.com).
>
>Vadik.
>
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