the mystery of wrapped lines

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004, Reijo Korhonen wrote:

> Yes, here it comes. It analyses logs generated by ask. I rotate 5 logs,
> one log for one day, so I get status for last 5 days. This script is not
> perfect. It ties to find typical output of different kind of mail ask
> prosesses. To get this work, you must change some srings to seach.
> "delivering to a pipe" must be something else, if you are delivering
> mail into local MTA, not external MTA as I do. Note that some long lines
> are wrapped in the listing.

I think they are even wrapped ealier in the code, since the
(conf#123523423) confirmation code MUST be at the beginning of the
subject line in the confirmation message. I tried to move it further
on the right, and I learned the hard way that this breaks ASK badly,
since the confirmation code becomes broken in several lines at some
mystery point.

See this RFE for details:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=588023&group_id=42266&atid=432548



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