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I'm in the process of switching from procmail to internal gnus
functions as I'm now forced to use a pop server.  Anyway, what I was
wondering is if the resulting folder name can be used as follows:

("\\1" "\\([A-Za-z]+\\)@blah.org")

IE, if I'm on multiple lists at one domain, can use use pattern
matching like the above so that it will sort m1@blah.org and
m2@blah.org into different gnus groups automatically?  (I'm guessing
no, but I haven't tried it and the docs don't mention that it handles
return values of the regexp match).

Wes
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