Frank Breedijk

@ is not correctly escaped

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https://github.com/fablab-wue/piTelex/blob/3ffa643dd9136631691c38355a40ac5fb6ef8739/txCode.py#L70 Provides a translation for the at sign from @ to (AT) But, https://github.com/fablab-wue/piTelex/blob/3ffa643dd9136631691c38355a40ac5fb6ef8739/txCode.py#L48 Marks @ as a valid TTY character. So the code in https://github.com/fablab-wue/piTelex/blob/3ffa643dd9136631691c38355a40ac5fb6ef8739/txCode.py#L110 will not convert it.

The issues remarked on this TwitterV2 module are now (mostly) resolved. However. They are still present in the original Twitter module. https://github.com/fablab-wue/piTelex/commit/5d7c307c3b9fb12e094f741ff0ee0855d5e100b0#commitcomment-80482769

### Description Taking out the depricated Ohai plugin ### Issues Resolved #40 #39 ### Contribution Check List - [?] All tests pass. - [nope] New functionality includes testing. - [nope]...

Error executing the dovecot::ohai_plugin recipe

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### Cookbook Version 3.2.1 ### Chef Client Version 18.2.7 ### Platform Details Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ### Scenario Install Docevot ### Steps to Reproduce Add `recipe[dovecot]` to runlist ### Expected Result...

Dovecot cookbook relies on depricated ohai cookbook ~> 4.0

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### Cookbook Version 3.2.1 ### Chef Client Version 18.2.7 ### Platform Details Ubuntu 22 ### Scenario Install dovecot cookbook ### Steps to Reproduce On a blank machine download the dovecot...

Then you forget to fill in `public at` and hit the `auto generate` button, an error pops up that tells you to fill out all mandatory fields, but `public at`...