:0:
* ^(To|Cc|CC).*support@(rtr-ext|mail|)*mydomain*
support
. . .

:0:
inbox



Even though I have the above mentioned rules in .procmailrc file, a message with following header is placed in "inbox":

From: root <root@rtr-ext.mydomain.com>

Can anybody suggest what is wrong with the expression above.

(To|CC) means either To or CC right??

regards,

Realos

Try this:
# Define mailbox
SUPPORT=$HOME/mail/support
# Start recipe
:0
# Match all To and CC's
* $^(To|Cc|CC):.*@mydomain.com
# Don't deliver to $DEFAULT
$SUPPORT

I'm not sure if unSpawn answered your question or not, but from the
amount of info you posted about the message header, it should be
delivered to your inbox, since your regex matches "To" and "CC", but
your header says the message is "From". . .

Here's an example of what I've got, it's been working like a dream for
years:

:0
* (^To|^From|^[Cc][Cc]).*ssi_underground
incom/ssi_underground

Thanks guys,

@moses: you were careful, but I forgot to write the other expression that my .procmailrc contains:

"* ^(To|Cc|CC).*support@(rtr-ext|mail|)*selfnet*"


@unspawn: I don`t know what you mean with "$" in
* $^(To|Cc|CC):.*@mydomain.com ??

Can you please give hint??

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Now I have changed my .procmailrc expression to
* ^(To|[Cc][Cc]).*support@(rtr-ext|mail|).*selfnet"

The difference is that there was no dot before asterix in the previous recipe. The difference is:

. one character (anyone)
* zero or many appearances of the last character
.* zero or many appearances of any character

I have not verified that recipe by sending an email to myself, but I hope very much that it works ....

What do you mean? Feel free to let me know if I make any mistake,

regards,

Soz, that $ wasn't needed, it would be if you'd use:
DOMAIN_0="mydomain.com"
* $^(To|Cc|CC):.*@${DOMAIN_0}
...so you can delete it w/o probs.
Btw, this is in the procmailrc man page (alas w/o example).