Bob Dodds wrote:
> sender_permitted_from has a fatal error at line 119,
> but look at the previous line--it ends with "if ($result);",
> precisely the test that will fix the error on the next
> line.
>
> Duh.
>
> if ( $result ) {
> [test BOTH lines]
> }
>
> -Bob
Hubris. Now it logs $result and $comment, showing
both ARE defined, but we discover in the output that
perennial bugaboo, the "@", in the comment string.
The error is saying we have an undefined ARRAY in
the comment string, and we can't call method add
on an undefined array, now can we?
$comment =~ s/(\100)/\x40/ ;
If you don't hear from me again on this, it worked
(this message will test to see if \x40 will work in
the add method). If not, try double-quoting single
quotes. If not that, change @ to :at:, because it
only has to be human-understandable.
"'$comment'"
or
$comment =~ s/(\100)/:at:/ ;
-Bob
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