Hello,
We do have set a postmaster filter from emails From "normal.regular@email.com" that moves the ticket to an specific queue.
For some reason, also the emails From "casual-normal.regular@email.com" are triggering that filter.
Is any symbol that i have to use to define the exact email "normal.regular@email.com" ?
I hope i explained myself correctly.
Thank you
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Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Moderator: crythias
Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hi,
the checker is a regexp. So "normal.regular@email.com" triggers everything.
You have to play around like ^normal\.regular@email\.com
or with $ or other regular expressions.
Flo
the checker is a regexp. So "normal.regular@email.com" triggers everything.
You have to play around like ^normal\.regular@email\.com
or with $ or other regular expressions.
Flo
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Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hello,
Thank you for your reply, that example you provided works avoiding the other email but is not working for that one.
I will have to play around
Regards
Thank you for your reply, that example you provided works avoiding the other email but is not working for that one.
I will have to play around
Regards
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Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hello,
The caret (^) would work if the parsed field would only be: "normal.regular@email.com", but you're probably having something like "Normal Regular <normal.regular@email.com>".
So try this one instead: "<normal.regular@email.com>".
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The caret (^) would work if the parsed field would only be: "normal.regular@email.com", but you're probably having something like "Normal Regular <normal.regular@email.com>".
So try this one instead: "<normal.regular@email.com>".
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Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hello,
It does not work. The email address itself is matching but when adding ^ in the beginning or other \ , it doesn't.
I will still trying.
Thank you
It does not work. The email address itself is matching but when adding ^ in the beginning or other \ , it doesn't.
I will still trying.
Thank you
Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hi,
I am no regexp expert but you have to configure it properly
and please @all: please correct the RegExp if they are wrong
i use https://regex101.com/ for his
with
it checks to normal.regular@email.com> at the end of the line
with
et checks to normal.regular@email.com anywhere in the line
with
et checks to normal.regular@email.com> at the beginning of the line
so this is tricky
Flo
I am no regexp expert but you have to configure it properly
and please @all: please correct the RegExp if they are wrong
i use https://regex101.com/ for his
with
Code: Select all
normal\.regular@email\.com>$
with
Code: Select all
normal\.regular@email\.com
with
Code: Select all
^normal\.regular@email\.com>
so this is tricky
Flo
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Re: Postmaster filter email from not working fine
Hello!
I found out how to set it: <normal\.regular@email\.com> and that's it
Thank you to everyone
I found out how to set it: <normal\.regular@email\.com> and that's it
Thank you to everyone