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The first filter does not work, the second does...why?

Code: Select allelsif allof (
                body :contains ["some text", "Some Text"],
                address :domain :is "From" "amazon.de"
            )
            {
                redirect "someemail@gmx.net";
            }
elsif allof (
                body :contains ["some text", "Some Text"],
                address :domain :is "From" "yellowstone.bohlsen.lan"
            )
            {
                redirect "someemail@gmx.net";
            }

I even saved the amazon.de email from thunderbird as .eml and used it as a testmail to check the second filter

Code: Select allcat /tmp/amazon-main | mail mylocalusername@yellowstone.bohlsen.lan

that worked without problems.

the amazon email address that is sending me mails is:

Code: Select allbestellbestaetigung@amazon.de

#hostname -f
yellowstone.bohlsen.lan

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