On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Jari M M Lammi wrote:
> route_list = "* \"${if match{$header_to:}{\\.ampr.org\\$} \
> {oh2rbi-1.ampr.org}{smtp.helsinki.fi}}\" bydns_a"
This is a quoting problem. The regex you want to run is
\.ampr\.org$
But the arguments for ${if get expanded, so it changes to
\\.ampr\\.org\$
And you have chosen to put it all in double quotes, so you have to write
\\\\.ampr\\\\.org\\$
I would recommend not using the double quotes!
However, in this case, it doesn't actually explain your problem, because
the regex that finally gets obeyed is .ampr.org$ which should still
match. Question: Why are you looking at $header_to: and not $domain? The
text of $header_to: may contain all sorts of stuff. It may not be
To: user@???
It might be
To: some body <user@???>
in which case it won't match. You should be using $domain instead.
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