Hi,
I need to use regulare expressions in the configfile. What I want is to
exclude a substring from a given string in that way:
I always get a full email-adress in the string (I get it as the username
through smtp-auth), like
herrn@???.
Now I need to exclude the domain part. I would use a pattern like this:
/@.*$/
which would result in
@gmx.net
Here I get the @. That would be ok, because I could use
${substr_1:} to extract the remaining part. But the real problem is, how
do I get to the result of the matching? When using the match condition I
would result in whether the strings match. True or false. Am I right?
I want the result of the matching, not just whether they match. How is
that possible?
And, btw, if someone knows how to exclude the @ in the regex, I would be
happy ;-)
Bye
Marco
PS: I hope to made it clear, what I am trying to do....
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