VERP header regex

From: Opesh Alkara (opeshalkara_at_gmail.com)
Date: 09/29/05

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    Can any one suggest me the REGEX that will work for all the VERP
    headers....the VERP header format is something like this:

    Example:

    verp-prefix-username=userdomain.com@mailinglistserver.com

    OR

    listname-user=domain@your.domain

     If the return path is something@yahoo.com <http://yahoo.com> and the
    recipient email is mynameisxyz@gmail.com, the verp address should be

     something-mynameisxyz=gmail.com@yahoo.com

    The REGEX should be able to parse any VERP header....
     Thanks much... 

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Opesh Alkara
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