thanks for the help on regexp's. I'll have to go through and see exactly what I want to catch. Considering that this may change as I add medical mailing lists, etc, it may be easier to just blacklist *media*....although, there may be times when I want a *media....
thanks again,
bhavesh
On Nov 19, 2003, at 7:49 PM, Tim Legant wrote:
"Bhavesh Patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tim,
you are right. I didn't think of that. The reason I had the *med* was because of I have a lot of mail that comes from medical sources, like medscape, palmmed, and stuff like that.
That helped a ton. Thanks so much.
I guess I could do a
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If 'med' is typically at the beginning or end of the user's domain, then
[EMAIL PROTECTED] # catches *.medscape.* [EMAIL PROTECTED] # catches *.palmmed.*
would cover most cases.
The second example you give above will only match domains in the .med top-level domain (like .com or .net). There isn't one, so that rule won't match anything.
Tim
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