On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 12:08:21AM, Charles Jones wrote:
Henrik Stoerner wrote:
This was added in RC2. Doing
MAIL user-b7c20e0da76a@xymon.invalid user-ef86c43926b6@xymon.invalid COLOR=red
will work as you expect it to. If you have a macro that expands to
several mail-adresses, then that will work too. Like
$ADMINS="user-b7c20e0da76a@xymon.invalid user-143c88f2d522@xymon.invalid"
HOST=*
MAIL $ADMINS COLOR=red
Wouldn't that be:
HOST=%.*
MAIL $ADMINS COLOR=red
Both are right. You start with % if you choose to go with perl regular
expr
The reason I ask is because I am using HOST=%.*, and it seems to be
working. I thought it had to be a regex?
-Charles
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