From: Almute Kraus <almute(_dot_)kraus(_at_)exclam(_dot_)de>
Our ISP-usernames are containing a backslash for example
"exclam.de\almute.kraus". But in the fetchmailrc configfile the backslash
is ignored. So the authorisation fails because the backslash is not send.
How can I code the backslash so that it will be sent to the host?
The '\' symbol is a standard unix escape character, try using 2 instead.
I'm pretty sure this has come up in the past so a search throught the list
archive should give you further info.
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