On Thu, 7 Feb 2008, Michael Haardt wrote:
>
> I was not aware of the test, but it can be changed to make use
> of the encoded character extension (untested):
>
> require "encoded-character";
>
> if header :matches "x-special1" "*${hex:00}*" { discard; }
I've added this to the tests, thanks! Here's the additional output (the
diff is backwards)
--- test-stdout-munged 2008-02-08 11:16:50.000000000 +0000
+++ stdout/0427 2008-02-07 19:36:52.000000000 +0000
@@ -259,11 +259,6 @@
No implicit keep
==========
# Sieve filter
-if not header :matches "x-special1" "*${hex:00}*" { discard; }
-==========
-No implicit keep
-==========
-# Sieve filter
if not header :matches "x-special2" "\\?*\\*" { discard; }
==========
No implicit keep
There are actually several related tests:
catwrite test-data
# Sieve filter
if header :matches "x-special1" "\\?*\\*" { discard; }
****
exim -bf test-data <aux-fixed/TESTNUM.message
****
catwrite test-data
# Sieve filter
if header :matches "x-special1" "*\0*" { discard; }
****
exim -bf test-data <aux-fixed/TESTNUM.message
****
catwrite test-data
# Sieve filter
if not header :matches "x-special1" "*\0*q" { discard; }
****
exim -bf test-data <aux-fixed/TESTNUM.message
****
catwrite test-data
# Sieve filter
if not header :matches "x-special1" "*${hex:00}*" { discard; }
****
exim -bf test-data <aux-fixed/TESTNUM.message
****
The test suite is actually fairly easy to get going if you want to try it
yourself :-)
Tony.
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