[rt-users] RT::CorrespondenceAddress.not.set

Vivek Khera khera at kcilink.com
Thu Jan 24 13:36:17 EST 2002


>>>>> "DW" == Darrin Walton <darrinw at nixc.net> writes:

DW>   |+ BT> It should look like:
DW>   |+ BT> $CorrespondAddress='RT::user\@foo.com'
DW>   |+ 
DW>   |+ Not at all.  It should look like a regular email address.
DW>   |+ 
DW>   |+ You don't want any backslash in there, and you don't want any RT:: up
DW>   |+ front.

DW> Why don't you want to escape the '@' ?

Because it is a single-quoted string.  There are no escapes in a
single quoted string, except for the single quote: \'


DW> I have mine set to:

DW> $CorrespondAddress='noc\@nixc.net'; and it works as expected.

Some other layer of software is cleaning out the \ for you, or you've
never need to use this variable.





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