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Hey, fun with regular expressions...
Michael Jakscht wrote:
> with some notes5-addresses we have a problem here (mostly addresses with
> german umlauts).
> I want to rewrite some notes stuff into a normal internet e-mail-address.
> At the start I'm trying to get this done via regexp's and I'm experiencing
> one problem.
>
> The "source" notes5 broken address is a kind of the following:
>
> User_Name/InfoTL.RZV@???
>
> I want to rewrite it with exim via regexp's into an address such as the
> following:
>
> user.name@???
Ok, what do you want? A rule for exim to rewrite the addresses
on-the-fly or a tool to convert a list of addresses to a different format?
If you want to rewrite the adresses with exim you can try:
\N^([^_/]+)_([^_/]+)/InfoTL\.RZV@???$\N $1.$2@??? Eh
somewhere in the rewrite section (*after* 'begin rewrite'). The quoting
is explained in
<
http://exim.work.de/exim-html-4.10/doc/html/spec_11.html#SECT11.1>
The Flags 'Eh' may *not* be what you want, see
<
http://exim.work.de/exim-html-4.10/doc/html/spec_30.html#SECT30.9>
and you can test the rule with
exim -brw User_Name/InfoTL.RZV@???
What these rules do *not* do is:
- converting upper case letters into lower case (i.e.
User_Name/InfoTL.RZV@??? gets User.Name@???, *not* user.name@???)
- handle umlauts
Greetings
Oliver
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