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------- Comment #7 from tom@??? 2006-12-12 21:01 -------
Marc(In reply to comment #5)
> When you pass the string
> \None\x3Atwo\N
>
> One expects that you are testing for "one:two". When it matches both "one" and
> "two" separately that is an extremely unexpected result.
I do not know what you test, but on my system it does match one\x3Atwo (which
is equivalent to 'one:two').
1634 processing "warn"
1634 expanding: \None\x3Atwo\N
1634 result: one\x3Atwo
1634 check mime_regex = \None\x3Atwo\N
1634 = one\x3Atwo
1634 Matching 'one\x3Atwo'
1634 warn: condition test failed
So it does exactly what you want!
> I'm passionate about this bug because I got burned hard on it and it needs
> fixed. I know you've coded it a certain way but now it's time to revisit that
> and do it right. THIS IS NOT RIGHT!!
There is no bug. I can't help you if you are suffering from delusions. Getting
burned was your own fault, the evil Exim developers have nothing to do with it.
Now can we please stop this charade and close this case before you waste more
of my time.
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