From: Brantley Shields <brantley_shields@...>
Date: 2008-04-24T23:18:52+09:00
Subject: Re: Email/SMTP::NET Problems

Greetings,

I've found some information that may be useful to those helping me on 
this small project. The following code works just fine:

from_address = 'bshields@linus.highpoint.edu'
to_address = 'brantley_shields@yahoo.com'
    Net::SMTP.start('linus.highpoint.edu') do |smtp|
         smtp.send_message(myMessage,from_address,to_address)
         end

So, what is the difference between " and ' to ruby? I checked the error 
logs on my server (got ahold of the administrator) and the logs show a 
tainted to_address. I know the email itself is not tainted and that it 
will send an email address to the one being put into to_address. I've 
tried multiple simple email addresses such as "hello@yahoo.com" which 
would not be tainted. So I think its confusing the string or whatever 
to_address is being referred to as, its interpretting it as something 
else. how can I convert to_address to 'somelikethis' ?

Brantley
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