Op 08/05/2018 om 08:42 schreef Adi Pircalabu:
On 08-05-2018 16:20, Gerald Galster wrote:
Hello Adi,
did you try:
"
from.*(outbound.protection.outlook.com|.google.com|.yahoo.com|mx.aol.com)
"
If you need to specify the posix character class:
[[:blank:]] means space and tab. With pcre it
On 08-05-2018 16:20, Gerald Galster wrote:
Hello Adi,
did you try:
"
from.*(outbound.protection.outlook.com|.google.com|.yahoo.com|mx.aol.com)
"
If you need to specify the posix character class:
[[:blank:]] means space and tab. With pcre it would be like [ \t]
[[:space:]] includes space,
Hello Adi,
did you try:
" from.*(outbound.protection.outlook.com|.google.com|.yahoo.com|mx.aol.com) "
If you need to specify the posix character class:
[[:blank:]] means space and tab. With pcre it would be like [ \t]
[[:space:]] includes space, tab, newline, linefeed, formfeed, vertical tab
Adi Pircalabu skrev den 2018-05-07 05:10:
How should I write it to also match the space character at both the
beginning and end of the expression?
use \ before space char
On 07-05-2018 12:13, Adi Pircalabu wrote:
I'm trying to use this expression in Sieve, but for some reason the
filter doesn't work:
require ["fileinto","regex"];
# rule:[gmail-outlook-yahoo-aol-friends]
if header :regex "received"
Hi,
I'm trying to use this expression in Sieve, but for some reason the
filter doesn't work:
require ["fileinto","regex"];
# rule:[gmail-outlook-yahoo-aol-friends]
if header :regex "received"
".from.*(outbound.protection.outlook.com|.google.com|.yahoo.com|mx.aol.com)."
{
fileinto
