Re: Re[2]: copyMessage

* danny Zak ([email protected]) [050531 17:06]:
> pop3 server = linux running qpopper
> script = running on a other linux box
> new destiation mbox folder = linux platform
> 
> client pop3 = windows platform
> 
> i tried to do a ->body of the mail that is received on popside and
> display it to the console .. there are NO extra line feeds in this
> message (visualy.. i should maybe convert it to utf to see if there is
> \015\012 in it ?)

Well, you should investigate this a little further.
Officially, each line transmitted over Interner protocols (like POP, IMAP,
SMTP) should end with CR and LF.  For local storage on Unix, you may want
to get rit of the CR (^M) at the end of each line.
If you process a message body, however, you always have to keep this
(for Unix superfluous) CR in mind: for instance when the body has been
encoded with base64 the CR can have survived.

Try to print   $msg->body->decoded->print
Working with the (forced) decoded version of the body is certainly better
than working with the (possibly) encoded version. It should remove CRs.
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               MarkOv

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