hash.purge

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <5E3D7B68-A4C6-46E6-A16B-2049D71D78B1 at F4.ca>, Skye Poier Nott writes
:
>Answering my own questions again... yes, regex in the host part does  
>seem to work!  Cool!
>
>However I noticed escaping dots doesn't seem to work as normal:
>
>hash.purge #w...6\.example\.com#$
>100 41
>Syntax Error: Invalid backslash sequence

You need to escape the '\' in the CLI:

	hash.purge #w...6\\.example\\.com#$

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