On Fri, 19 Dec 2003, Jan Suchanek wrote:
> lreject:
> driver = autoreply
> user = exim
> from = mailadmin
> to = $h_from
> subject = "Re: $h_subject"
>
> In the "from" is a return:
>
> Expansion of "$h_from" in lreject transport contains non-printing
> character 10
>
> First of all I would like to understand where the problem is here... As
> far as I know it is perfectly legal to have a "return" in the FROM-Header...
Provided that it is followed by a space or a tab. The code in Exim is
supposed to check for this. Of course, it may be buggy. (Actually, it
*is* buggy; I see I have used "isspace()" instead of testing for space
or tab. I'll fix that.) Noted to check this out in due course.
Are you sure the \n in $h_from was followed by space?
> Secondly it would be nice to find a way to prevent the transport to bail
> out as soon as such address comes through. I found something in the
> lists that you could use "escape" to make it a little saver (but only in
> the filter?)...
Workaround:
to = ${tr{$h_from:}{\n}{ }}
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