>Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 17:27:56 +0200
>To: Greg Ward <gward@???>
>From: Annemarie und Klaus Behmel <ami.klaus@???>
>Subject: Re: [Exim] filter-problems
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>Thank You for andswering, since I am not a real Exim-user (and since
>I am from Austria, English is not my mother-tongue) it is a little
>bit difficult for me to describe the problem correctly.
>
>I used "adress-from" and "adress-to" to represent real addresses, e.g.
>address-from will be <cedefes@???> (followed by some more
>addresses using "or"),
>address-to is <1.ami.klaus@???> (best case) or
><kb87545@???> (worst case).
>
>Please let me know, if You can understand now, what I want.
>Thank You, Klaus
>
>
>>On 13 September 2002, Annemarie und Klaus Behmel said:
>>> Therefore I tried Exim-scripts like
>>>
>>> if
>>> $reply_address contains "adress-from"
>>> or
>>> if ..........
>>> then
>>> deliver (unseen) adress-to
>>> endif
>>
>>I have to admit I don't really understand your requirements. But I note
>>two obvious problems here:
>>
>>1) bad syntax; I think you want
>>
>> if $reply_address contains "address-from" or ......... then
>> unseen deliver address-to
>> endif
>>
>>2) bad spelling -- it's "address" in English. ;-)
>> (I assume that's not really relevant, and you were just using
>> "adress-to" as a meta-variable!)
>>
>> Greg
>>--
>>Greg Ward <gward@???> http://www.gerg.ca/
>>No problem is so formidable that you can't just walk away from it.
>>
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