lookup function with no regular expresion

Hello,

I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin 
'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a 
regular expression.

Regards.
Fernando.

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Re: lookup function with no regular expresion

Fernando Gozalo writes:

> Hello,
> 
> I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin 
> 'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a 
> regular expression.

Use the escape() function, then pass the result to lookup().

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Re: lookup function with no regular expresion

Hello,

>> I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin
>> 'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a
>> regular expression.
>
> Use the escape() function, then pass the result to lookup().

I don't get the results that I expect. I want to find email addresses in 
a file.

[fgozalo <at> lunes ~]$ cat archivo
fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es
fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es

-  Without escape():

lookup("fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo")         ==> MATCH
lookup("fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH

-  With escape():

lookup("fgozalo <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo")          ==> NO MATCH
lookup("fgozalo\+prueba1 <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH

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Re: lookup function with no regular expresion

Fernando Gozalo writes:

> Hello,
> 
>>> I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin
>>> 'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a
>>> regular expression.
>>
>> Use the escape() function, then pass the result to lookup().
> 
> I don't get the results that I expect. I want to find email addresses in 
> a file.
> 
> [fgozalo <at> lunes ~]$ cat archivo
> fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es
> fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es
> 
> 
> -  Without escape():
> 
> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo")         ==> MATCH
> lookup("fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
> 
> -  With escape():
> 
> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo")          ==> NO MATCH
> lookup("fgozalo\+prueba1 <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH

Sorry -- I got confused a little bit, here.

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Re: lookup function with no regular expresion

El 06/11/10 01:11, Sam Varshavchik escribió:
> Fernando Gozalo writes:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>>>> I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin
>>>> 'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a
>>>> regular expression.
>>>
>>> Use the escape() function, then pass the result to lookup().
>>
>> I don't get the results that I expect. I want to find email addresses
>> in a file.
>>
>> [fgozalo <at> lunes ~]$ cat archivo
>> fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es
>> fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es
>>
>>
>> - Without escape():
>>
>> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> MATCH
>> lookup("fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
>>
>> - With escape():
>>
>> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
>> lookup("fgozalo\+prueba1 <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
>
> Sorry -- I got confused a little bit, here.

Re: lookup function with no regular expresion

Fernando Gozalo writes:

> El 06/11/10 01:11, Sam Varshavchik escribió:
>> Fernando Gozalo writes:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>>>> I need to know if there is an 'option' I can pass to the builtin
>>>>> 'lookup' function such as it treat 'expr' as pure text and not as a
>>>>> regular expression.
>>>>
>>>> Use the escape() function, then pass the result to lookup().
>>>
>>> I don't get the results that I expect. I want to find email addresses
>>> in a file.
>>>
>>> [fgozalo <at> lunes ~]$ cat archivo
>>> fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es
>>> fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es
>>>
>>>
>>> - Without escape():
>>>
>>> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> MATCH
>>> lookup("fgozalo+prueba1 <at> csi.uned.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
>>>
>>> - With escape():
>>>
>>> lookup("fgozalo <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH
>>> lookup("fgozalo\+prueba1 <at> csi\.uned\.es", "archivo") ==> NO MATCH

Problem filtering some mails

Hello,

	I've been using maildrop for years to filter mail without any apparent 
problem.

	I had a system filter (/etc/maildroprc) to filter all messages tagged 
as spam (from spamassassin) to user's spam folder. The filter is like:

if (/^X-Spam-Flag: YES/)
exception {
         to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
}

	Now we have another (more) spamassasin filter that tag spam with the 
header 'X-Spamina-Destination: spam', so we have added the rule:

if (/^X-Spamina-Destination:\s*spam/)
exception {
         to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
}

	but this rule isn't working correctly. Some messages are correctly 
delivered to the spam folder, but others don't and they delivered to the 
inbox.

	Is there any way to debug this? (I have attached maildroprc file)

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Re: Problem filtering some mails

Angel L. Mateo writes:

> Hello,
> 
> 	I've been using maildrop for years to filter mail without any apparent 
> problem.
> 
> 	I had a system filter (/etc/maildroprc) to filter all messages tagged 
> as spam (from spamassassin) to user's spam folder. The filter is like:
> 
> if (/^X-Spam-Flag: YES/)
> exception {
>          to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
> }
> 
> 	Now we have another (more) spamassasin filter that tag spam with the 
> header 'X-Spamina-Destination: spam', so we have added the rule:
> 
> if (/^X-Spamina-Destination:\s*spam/)
> exception {
>          to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
> }
> 
> 	but this rule isn't working correctly. Some messages are correctly 
> delivered to the spam folder, but others don't and they delivered to the 
> inbox.
> 
> 	Is there any way to debug this? (I have attached maildroprc file)

You cannot debug this without also looking at a sample message that you 

Re: Problem filtering some mails

El 16/11/10 13:00, Sam Varshavchik escribió:
> Angel L. Mateo writes:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've been using maildrop for years to filter mail without any apparent
>> problem.
>>
>> I had a system filter (/etc/maildroprc) to filter all messages tagged
>> as spam (from spamassassin) to user's spam folder. The filter is like:
>>
>> if (/^X-Spam-Flag: YES/)
>> exception {
>> to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
>> }
>>
>> Now we have another (more) spamassasin filter that tag spam with the
>> header 'X-Spamina-Destination: spam', so we have added the rule:
>>
>> if (/^X-Spamina-Destination:\s*spam/)
>> exception {
>> to $HOME/Maildir//.SPAM/
>> }
>>
>> but this rule isn't working correctly. Some messages are correctly
>> delivered to the spam folder, but others don't and they delivered to
>> the inbox.
>>
>> Is there any way to debug this? (I have attached maildroprc file)
>