Well the two regular expresses are designed to isolate potential
foreign language email and therefore I don't copy those to my backup
folder.
On Sep 18, 2008, at 11:03 AM, W B Hacker wrote:
> Robert Nicholson wrote:
>> These regex's get a bit unwieldy ... can this be data driven thru a
>> file or can this regex be written/formatted so that it's more
>> readable?
>>
>> if foranyaddress $header_to:,$header_cc: ( $thisaddress matches
>> ^robert
>> \@elastic
>> a.com\$ ) and ( $header_content-type: does not match "\\s*=\\?
>> (ks_c_5601-|big5|e
>> uc-|shift-jis|(iso.\{0,4\}639-)|hkscs|sil|koi[78]|iscii|guobiao|
>> gb2312|
>> gb18030|(
>> iso.\{0,4\}2022)|(iso.\{0,4\}8859-[57])|(windows-1251)|
>> (windows-1255))" or $head
>> er_subject: does not match "\\s*=\\?(ks_c_5601-|big5|euc-|shift-jis|
>> (iso.\{0,4\}
>> 639-)|hkscs|sil|koi[78]|iscii|guobiao|gb2312|gb18030|(iso.
>> \{0,4\}2022)|
>> (iso.\{0,
>> 4\}8859-[57])|(windows-1255))" )
>>
>
> *Until* it is written to be more readable, the rather smallish number
> here who have the expertise to grok it may not bother...
>
> What - in Peter-Rabbit English - is it intended to *accomplish*?
>
> A donut vs coin-of-whatever-realm still has value sez there are
> several
> ways to do {whatever} - though not necessarily in one step.
>
> Standing by ...
>
> Bill Hacker
>
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