Miguel Fernandes wrote:
Just tested with this:+--------------+---------------------+--------------------+ | username | preference | value | +--------------+---------------------+--------------------+ | @fatias.pt | header TEST_SUBJECT | Subject =~ /test/i | | @fatias.pt | score TEST_SUBJECT | 30 | | @fatias.pt | score GTUBE | 10 | +--------------+---------------------+--------------------+ Catched Mysql doing this: SELECT preference, value FROM userpref WHERE username = 'ma...@fatias.pt' OR username = '$GLOBAL' OR username = CONCAT('@','fatias.pt') ORDER BY username ASC (I've changed the '%' for a '@', as I need exact domain matches, hence the username entries with '@'domain) result is: +---------------------+--------------------+ | preference | value | +---------------------+--------------------+ | header TEST_SUBJECT | Subject =~ /test/i | | score TEST_SUBJECT | 30 | | score GTUBE | 10 | +---------------------+--------------------+
Right, but does SA actually trigger than rule? I'm pretty sure it won't, because regex rules are not allowed in userprefs unless you have allow_user_rules enabled.
What I've done where I really want/need a rule for a subset of users is to define the rule as usual in my local configuration, but set a score of 0. That way it won't fire by default. Then, add the "score TEST_SUBJECT 30" entry to the userprefs as you've got above, and the rule *will* trigger.
-kgd
