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thomas
Free support Topic Starter

2021-10-25T21:18:02Z

Hi

Many of the variables fail in 9.9.0

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Vince Hufford
Paid support

2021-10-25T21:40:09Z

We are seeing the same behavior. It appears to affect all the String functions as far as I can tell.

Johan Noyez
Free support

2021-10-26T09:13:15Z

We have also the same issue, non of the built-in string manipulation functions work anymore -> could not load assembly GoogleTranslateAPI... will try to go back to 9.8.5 because some critical jobs do not run anymore!

Danny van Oijen
Paid support

2021-10-28T13:41:23Z

Here also strange issue.

We have a job output like:

16:43:26 [06105] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain1.example' domain.
16:43:27 [06105] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain2.example' domain.
16:43:28 [06106] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain3.example' domain.
16:43:29 [06107] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain4.example' domain.
16:43:30 [06108] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain5.example' domain.
16:43:31 [06109] Delivery has bounced. Reason: Failed to connect to the recipient's mail server.  No DNS information was found for the 'domain6.example' domain.

When i use the regex query:

{REGEX(Match|{TASK(PrevTask|StdOut)}|(?<=the ')(.*)(?=' domain.))}

We only get 1 result: domain1.example

When trying the REGEX online with a regextester we get: