Martin Hierling wrote:
> condition = ${if \
> and \
> { \
> { eq {$local_part}{test} } \
> { !eq {$interface_port}{2525} } \
> { \
> and \
> { \
> { eq {$sender_host_name}{myhost.foobar.de} }\
> { match {$header_content-type:}{^text/plain.*} }\
> }{no}{yes} \
> } \
> }{yes}{no} \
> }
1. there is no need to nest multiple "and" conditions
2. you can put "{no}{yes}" after "and" conditions only if you put an
"if" before
3. you cannot use "{no}{yes}" in an expansion condition, "and" requires
to get a result of a condition (like "eq" etc.)
4. you should always put \N around regular expressions
condition = ${if \
and \
{ \
{ eq {$local_part}{test} } \
{ !eq {$interface_port}{2525} } \
{ eq {$sender_host_name}{myhost.foobar.de} } \
{ match {$header_content-type:}{\N^text/plain.*\N} \
}{yes}{no} \
}
should work.
> So another question is can i have an "and" in another "and" condition?
yes, but it's useless.
