Hello Philip,
^(.*)@(.*)$ ${lookup mysql{select dst_uri from redirects where
uri_scheme_path='${quote_mysql:$0@$1}'}{"$value"}{"$0@$1"}} ST
returns with:
unknown rewrite flag character 'm' (could be missing quotes round
replacement item)
Maybe I am just being dense, Oh, wait I see. You know what, I
mis-copied the data below, sorry, I never put the pattern and the
replacement in quotes, I used:
^(.*)@(.*)$ "${lookup mysql{select dst_uri from redirects where
uri_scheme_path='${quote_mysql:$0@$1}'}{$value}{$0@$1}}" ST
Which when I run tests I get:
failed to expand "^(.*)@(.*)$" while checking for SMTP rewriting: $ not
followed by letter, digit, or {
Hope this is more clear.
Thanks,
Richard.
On Friday, March 15, 2002, at 03:37 AM, Philip Hazel wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Richard F. Rebel wrote:
>
>> When I put the replacment in quotes:
>>
>> "^(.*)@(.*)$ ${lookup mysql{select dst_uri from redirects where
>> uri_scheme_path='${quote_mysql:$0@$1}'}{$value}{$0@$1}}" ST
>
> But you didn't put the replacement in quotes. You put the pattern and
> the replacement in quotes.
>
> Try putting just the replacement in quotes.
>
>> Actually when I type in exact verbatim entries in the exim book, I get
>> errors as well.
>
> Thanks for pointing that out. I'll take a look (I've started work on the
> 2nd edition).
>
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