Dan_Mitton@??? wrote:
> Maybe something like:
>
*snip*
>> ${if match_local_part{${extract{1}{.}{tom.foo.bar.com}}}{true}{false}}
Thanks, Dan,
I had either forgotten (or never known) that 'match_local_part' is not
just-and-only hard-wired to look at the string separated by a '@' from
<domain>.<tld>
Testing as:
condition = ${if match_local_part{${extract{1}{.}{$sender_host_name}}} \
{<string(1)>:<string(n)>{true}{false}}
Which seems to be working as expected - and more effciently than an
external table search, as I am looking for only a very, very few strings
(just one at present..).
Regards,
Bill
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> match
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> Have you tried something like:
>
> ${extract{1}{.}{$sender_host_name}}
>
>
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> match
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> On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 04:53:28PM +0000, W B Hacker wrote:
>> Wanted:
>>
>> A match to the first suffix *only* in a $sender_host_name or
>> $sender_helo_name, regardless of presence, absence, or count of
>> subsequent suffixes, if any, or even a proper <domain>.<tld>
>>
>> Can someone please kick me w/r what I am missing?
>
> Regex?
>
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