I wont comment on the validity of this approach, but what you're after is 'regex match' and not 'expression'. I can't remember if 1.0.x had it.
'expression' is for an internal evolution-filtering expression in its s-expression language. It should probably be marked more clearly, or just removed ... Michael On Sat, 2003-07-05 at 23:41, Patrick Morand wrote: > Hello, > > I'm using evolution 1.0.5 on debian/woody and trying to implement > filters against spam. > > Everything's OK when using filters on subject. > > I want to filter all messages having "unknown" in the "Received:" > specific header. > > I can't use the "specific header" option because this header is repeated > many times and "specific header" looks only in the first occurence. > > So i'm trying tu use the "expression" option > > When i put something like ^Received:.*unknown.* in the expression's > value, i obtain an error dialog while filtering. > > This dialog says : "unexpected token encountered ..." > > If somebody can help > > > Thank's _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
