On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:46:09AM +0530, ram wrote: > > On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 12:56 -0600, Noel Jones wrote: > > ram wrote: > That was just an example. In real life I dont have the exact same key > but I have matches in both
Don't put matches in both files. > > Search order is documented in the transport(5) man page. When > > multiple tables are present, each table is searched in the > > order specified. The first match stops the search. Since > > your regexp matches the first user+extens...@domain search, no > > further searches will be performed. > > > But the hash file matches the domain, why wouldnt that take precedence > over the hash table Unable to parse that... The first search is user+extens...@domain. The regexp table matches that. No further searches are done. > > Also note your expression is somewhat broken, but that's not > > the whole problem. Maybe you're trying to match subdomains? > > /\.netcore\.co\.in$/ :[192.168.2.226] > > I need to escape the dots. and anchor the end. The basic problem is that you have matches in both files. A more-specific expression will fix that. Maybe if you explain what problem you are trying to solve someone will have a helpful suggestion. -- Noel Jones
