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block a particular email address

Please can someone tell me the right perl pattern syntax for the blocked expressions to match fred@fred.co.uk

I have tried fred@fred\.co\.uk
fred\@fred\.co\.uk
and fred@fred.co.uk

none of those seem to work where am I going wrong?

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 17 years ago

Hi,
don't you just put the e-mail address without any Perl?

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0 nathanlock over 17 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

I have tried fred@fred.co.uk and it did not work either. Anyone else got ideas?
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0 mourik_jan over 17 years ago in reply to nathanlock

Hi!

I'm seeing the same behavior, unfortunately... Did you find a solution?

Where did you enter the address, under Anti-Spam, Expression filter, or under Per domain Profiles, your-profile, blocked expressions?

I've tried both, and both do not seem to work..?
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0 mourik_jan over 17 years ago in reply to nathanlock

Hi!

I'm seeing the same behavior, unfortunately... Did you find a solution?

Where did you enter the address, under Anti-Spam, Expression filter, or under Per domain Profiles, your-profile, blocked expressions?

I've tried both, and both do not seem to work..?
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0 mourik_jan over 17 years ago in reply to mourik_jan

Correction....

Even though without any perl it should have worked (shouldn't it..?) it did in fact NOT.

And WITH perl, it DOES work:

drrna3\@gmail\.com blocks drrna3@gmail.com

(And I've entered it in my 'Per Domain Profile' tab.)
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