My original email was rather confusing. I've tried to clarify below:
On 28/06/06, Rory Campbell-Lange ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I am try to insert header information into a postgresql 8.1 database
> from exim 4.62 (Debian testing).
>
....
This is the real question:
what is happening to the second ' for some variables?
> warn log_message = ('$message_id', \
> 'MSPATH', \
> '$h_date', \
> '$h_subject', \
> '$recipients', \
> '$h_from', \
> '$h_to', \
> '$h_cc', \
> '$message_size')
>
> Which led to the following log line:
> Warning: ('1FvNYX-0007mk-Ig', '2006-06-28/1FvNYX-0007mk-Ig', ' ' '[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]', ' ' ' '38')
>
I'm flummoxed. I've now reverted to use a system filter sending a list
of exim variables to a perl script that essentially does what my acl sql
insert is intended to do . I'd like to cut out the system filter + perl
script steps if possible.
Thanks for any insight.
Rory
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Rory Campbell-Lange
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<www.campbell-lange.net>
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