Re: [Mailman-Users] easy question on python regular expressions

2006-05-26 Thread Mark Sapiro
Steve Lindemann wrote: >Mark Sapiro wrote: >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >Thank you Mark! Given the examples I could find and all the variations I >tried I completely missed the trailing $ sign... *sigh* Well, that shouldn't matter too much. [EMAIL PROTECTED] will match all the same addresses.

Re: [Mailman-Users] easy question on python regular expressions

2006-05-26 Thread Steve Lindemann
Mark Sapiro wrote: > Steve Lindemann wrote: > >> I would like to use a regular >> expression to accept all email from a particular domain. >> >> ex: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> Can someone >> out there *show* me what I need to use to accomplish the task. > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Thank you Mark

Re: [Mailman-Users] easy question on python regular expressions

2006-05-25 Thread Mark Sapiro
Steve Lindemann wrote: >I would like to use a regular >expression to accept all email from a particular domain. > > ex: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Can someone >out there *show* me what I need to use to accomplish the task. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The highway is

[Mailman-Users] easy question on python regular expressions

2006-05-25 Thread Steve Lindemann
On the *Privacy options->Sender filters* admin page there is a non-member filter to *accept_these_nonmembers*. I would like to use a regular expression to accept all email from a particular domain. ex: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apparently I don't understand python regular expressions very well. Ev