Ken Murchison schrieb:
> Markus Rebensburg wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a problem with the following sieve-script, running on cyrus
>> 2.1.12:
>>
>> I want to match against a header containing '*', e.g.: "Subject:
>> Bla*". RFC 3028 tells me to escape the '*' using two backslashes, so I
>> used the following sieve-script:
>>
>> require ["fileinto"];
>> if header :matches "subject" "Bla\\*" { fileinto "test"; }
>>
>> Unfortunately it doesn't work, so did I miss something or is it a bug?
>
> It might be a bug, but if you don't need '*' for globbing, why not
> just use:
>
> :contains "subject" "Bla*"
>
I will use :regex for now because I don't want to search a substring in
the subject but something like '^Bla\\*.*' in regex to scan for Bla*
Bla, 'Bla* Blubb' etc. (not for real, it's just an example :-) ). But it
seems to be a bug indeed.
Markus
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