>
> But you're not dealing with a From: header. You're only doing
> a ${address:foo} expansion with a literal string for foo,
> in this test. And "foo" gets string-processed, which means
> backslash-interpretation for escaping.
>
Doh! I've got it now. So if it had instead been ${address:$h_from:} (syntax
probably wrong, but you get my drift) then it would have worked even though
the $h_from: contained only a single \ in its value.
Thanks for the explanation!
Cheers,
Mike B-)
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