Re: Asterisk problem in Sieve Script

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Hello,

with the, there is not any match ...

'.*' would be a regular expression matching anything,
but sieve filter language doesn't support regular expressions, or does it?

I did a workaround on the other side, I did a reverse DNS lookup, and most times there is a DNS name instead of an IP address, and with this I didn't find any sample that
doesn't work ...

Greetings,
Walter

On 17.05.2017 14:41, Eric W. Bates wrote:
Try:

elsif header :matches "subject" "[proxy] File-URL (.*) detected"

On 5/16/2017 9:53 AM, Walter H. via Info-cyrus wrote:
Hello,

I've got the following in the sieve script

elsif header :matches "subject" "[proxy] File-URL (*) detected"
{
     fileinto "INBOX._Info.ftpFileURLs";
}
else
{
     fileinto "INBOX._Info";
}

when the subject is e.g.
[proxy] File-URL (Media-PC) detected
then the if is true, this correct

when the subject is e.g.
[proxy] File-URL (2001:dead:beef:123::1234:5678) detected
then the if is also true, this is correct

when there is an IPv4 address e.g.
[proxy] File-URL (192.168.0.122) detected
this matches also,

but why
doesn't the following match:

[proxy] File-URL (2001:dead:beef:123::12:3456:7890) detected
[proxy] File-URL (2001:dead:beef:123:0:12:3456:7890) detected

Thanks,
Walter



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