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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/a3b2f9e2d2cf3494bf   
   0f54f77ebdfb8fa49976b#note_7756   
      
   So, this is actually likely not a bug...   
      
   Per [FTS-5005](http://ftsc.org/docs/fts-5005.003), a ^ prefix requests that   
   the mailer delete the file after it is sent. In The Clans, you can configure   
   the mailer as "Binkley" or "Not Binkley".   
      
   When it's Binkley, it prepends the ^ to the path, and when it's not Binkly, it   
   adds a "FLAGS KFS" kludge line to the message.   
      
   So while you do need to skip it to check if the file exists and potentially   
   fix the case, it should also pass it through to the FLO file... characters   
   that should pass through are '#', '^', '~', '-', '!', and '@', and '^'.   
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