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unMENU ssmtp package doesn't support email addresses with plus signs

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If there is a more formal bugtracker in which I should file this, please let me know.

 

The defect I've run into is that the unMENU 1.5 interface for setting ssmtp Configuration Variables doesn't support root email addresses with plus signs in them, even if escaped.

 

I've tried:

 

[email protected]

 

and

 

alert\[email protected]

 

but in both cases, I end up with:

 

alert [email protected]

 

in

/usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf

.

 

Is there any workaround right now, other than using the go script to copy a corrected

.conf

file into place at boot time?

I've not tried it, but try the hex equivalent  %2D   

 

It is the browser interface that has the issue, as a space is encoded in a URL as a plus sign.

 

Worst case, as you discovered, fix it by editing the .conf file.

 

Joe L.

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Oh...so I can edit the

.conf

file in the packages folder directly, and not worry about modifying the

go

script to copy "my own"

.conf

file in at boot time?  Very slick.  I did that, as %2D resulted in a literal "%2D" in the address.

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Should I mark this [sOLVED]?  I have a workaround, but the defect still exists.  Is there a better place for me to log the defect?

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