Fellow Monks...

Maybe it's not a problem at all, but maybe some of you know why this one below does a case-sensitive match, when it is told not to: 
if (
  (/sendmail\[.*?\[(.*?)\],.*?Relaying denied/i) ||
  (/gnu-pop3d\[.*?refused connect from (.*?)$/i) ||
  (/cucipop\[.*?authentication failure\s.*?\s(.*?)$/i)
) { return ($1) };

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I mean that this doesn't match 'relaying denied' - only 'Relaying denied'. It happens only on two of all machines I run - both running Slackware with Perl 5.6.0. The other machines (all running Debian + Perl 5.6.0/5.6.1) doesn't have this problem - regex match is case-insensitive.
Maybe I've wrote something wrong and can't find the place?! BTW. On those 2 machines other scripts with much simplier regexes (like 'm/is_that_word_here/i') work the same way (= doesn't work) :-(
Please help...

Greetz, Tom.

In reply to regex case-sensitivity problem by tmiklas

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