Three-way match headache

[Chuck Foster]

You're right, I missed a check for that when I looked previously, doh!

      My intention was that if the regexp included no letters, then
      it would be treated as an IP-based address match pattern. Is
      this currently true in the code?

On 28 Jul 2005, at 09:54, Chuck Foster wrote:

Hmm, from what I can tell in RuleToRegexp, a /..../
expression is automatically text (ie. domain check) and not
IP-based, unfortunately.
But it was a nice idea, though with multiple incoming mail
servers that could get to be quite a nasty regexp!



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