2004-08-08 12:28, mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote in <20040808102839.GC1030@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: >> The naive variant would be: >> yoo@vranx\.de|yooden@vranx\.de|.+@thorstenhau\.de Of course one could most likely also use: yoo(den)?@vranx\.de|.+@thorstenhau\.de I do that in my .procmailrc all the time... > I tried with both > set alternates=(yoo@vranx\.de|yooden@vranx\.de|.+@thorstenhau\.de) > Result: alternates="(yoo@xxxxxxxx|yooden@xxxxxxxx|.+@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)" > and > set alternates=(yoo@vranx\\.de|yooden@vranx\\.de|.+@thorstenhau\\.de) > Result: alternates="(yoo@vranx\.de|yooden@vranx\.de|.+@thorstenhau\.de)" Here is what I've got in my .muttrc: set reverse_name=yes alternates email@xxxxxxxxxxx email@xxxxxxxxxxx ... (Yes, I have a lot of other things too, but this is what seems to be of relevance in this case.) Works fine for me. Mutt 1.5.6 from CVS maybe two weeks ago. -- /"\ Michael Kjörling - michael@xxxxxxxxxxxx - SM0YBY QTH JO89XI ^..^ \ / OpenPGP: 3723 9372 c245 d6a8 18a6 36ac 758f 8749 BDE9 ADA6 \/ X World Wide Web: http://michael.kjorling.com/ Facta non verba / \ ASCII Ribbon Campaign: Against HTML Mail, Proprietary Attachments
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