I’m using RT 3.8.8 and trying to modify my RTAddressRegexp such that the following get matched:
blue-house@domain.com
blue-car@domain.com
blue-truck@domain.com
red-house@domain.com
red-engine@domain.com
red-bike@domain.com
thing@domain.com
My goal is to catch anything beginning with “blue-” or “red-”, or equal to “thing” before the @. Can a * be used in RTAddressRegexp ?
ie:
Set($RTAddressRegexp , ‘^(blue-|red-|thing)*@(domain.com)$’);
I didn’t see a “" used in the documentation, so I was curious if that was a valid way to accomplish my goal. Also, since “thing” is by itself, would the "” after that cause it to fail?
Thanks!
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I’m using RT 3.8.8 and trying to modify my RTAddressRegexp such that the following get matched:
blue-house@domain.com
blue-car@domain.com
blue-truck@domain.com
red-house@domain.com
red-engine@domain.com
red-bike@domain.com
thing@domain.com
My goal is to catch anything beginning with “blue-” or “red-”, or equal to “thing” before the @. Can a * be used in RTAddressRegexp ?
ie:
Set($RTAddressRegexp , ‘^(blue-|red-|thing)*@(domain.com)$’);
I didn’t see a “" used in the documentation, so I was curious if that was a valid way to accomplish my goal. Also, since “thing” is by itself, would the "” after that cause it to fail?
This should be a Perl regexp, which means that * is a quantifier and not
a globbing character; read up on Perl regexpes if you want to do much of
anything with them. The following would probably do what you want:
^((blue|red)-.+|thing)@domain.com
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