Richard Riley <rile...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > > ,---- > | + Create a file for each vhost you wish to redirect email for. From our > example > | we create /etc/exim4/virtualhosts/myweb.com. In it we place our email > | mappings. Here is an example:- > | #+begin_example > | info: i...@gmail.com > | webmaster: webmas...@gmail.com > | * : :blackhole: > | #+end_example > | Here we can see that i...@myweb.com gets sent to i...@gmail.com. Easy peasy. > `---- > > My export finished at the blackhole line. Any org mark up characters > inside literal blocks should be ignored I thought. It seems that > > org-export-as-html > > falls over in my export at that * in the src block. > > Something I can tweak or a legitimate bug? >
Perhaps upgrade to latest? I cannot reproduce this either as it stands or with a headline added. The relevant portion of the html file (with the headline added) looks like this: ,---- | <div id="outline-container-1" class="outline-2"> | <h2 id="sec-1"><span class="section-number-2">1</span> foo </h2> | <div class="outline-text-2" id="text-1"> | | <ul> | <li>Create a file for each vhost you wish to redirect email for. From our example | we create /etc/exim4/virtualhosts/myweb.com. In it we place our email | mappings. Here is an example:- | </li> | </ul> | | | | | <pre class="example">info: i...@gmail.com | webmaster: webmas...@gmail.com | * : :blackhole: | </pre> | | | <p> | Here we can see that i...@myweb.com gets sent to i...@gmail.com. Easy peasy. | </p> `---- Nick