On Wed, 26 Jul 2006, John Horne wrote:
> In this instance I am searching on subject lines (yup, we're doing some
> weird things down here! :-)) :
>
> condition = ${lookup {$h_Subject:} nwildlsearch \
> {/etc/exim/tables/subj-blacklist} {1} {0} }
>
> The key being looked up ($h_Subject:) seems lowercased before the file
> is searched.
A *brief* look at the code suggests not, but I haven't spent time on it.
I could well be wrong - there's a lot of code. I don't have time just
now to actually run a test.
Ordinary lsearch matching does a caseless comparison of keys; it doesn't
force the case. This suggests it isn't expecting its keys to be
case-forced.
Certainly nwildlsearch has a default of caselessness for regex
comparison, but (?-i) should suppress that.
I will do a test when I get a moment.
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Philip Hazel University of Cambridge Computing Service
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