That has solved it. Thank you!
Stephen Cena
Senior Systems Administrator
Quality Vision International, Inc.
Phone: (585) 544-0450 x300
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If you want to use the /x modifier, provide a regular expression object, not a
string:
Set($RTAddressRegexp,
qr/
(local-part1@domain1\.tld)|
(local-part2@domain2\.tld)|
(local-part3@domain3\.tld)|
:
:
(local-partN@domainN\.tld)
/xi );
Tangentially, the inner grouping ()s are not necessary here, but you will want
to anchor the regular expression to the start and end of what it's matching.
And you'll need to escape the "@" signs:
Set($RTAddressRegexp,
qr/
^
(
local-part1\@domain1\.tld
| local-part2\@domain2\.tld
| local-part3\@domain3\.tld
| :
| :
| local-partN\@domainN\.tld
)
$
/xi );
- Alex
