Re: Opera won't play with Spamcop, hashes headers

WazoO wrote:
>
> You lie

Wrong.

.... the Tracking URL spam has no relationship at all
> to the crap you posted

Well, I'll have the manners to apologize (I won't bother pointing out your apparent lack of same, oops) for sending the whole spam.
Yeah, had I been thinking clearly rather than trying to get the heck out of the house earlier, I'd have only sent the headers.
My bad; I'm sorry.

> this is not needed as the Tracking URL will
> contain the data required.
>
>  Your alleged "doesn't parse HTML" is an issue for
> some other reason.  The data found in your Tracking
> URL spam was a "URL not resolvable" issue, though
> one would wonder why someone would expect
> http://adi.SNIPPED.com./
>  We a1so carry a11 top qua1ity 1ouis Vuitton handbags!
> would be a real site or give a hoot about complaints.


Here's the cut 'n' paste from what I got when I reported it
_____quoted bit________
Finding links in message body
Parsing text part

error: couldn't parse head
Message body parser requires full, accurate copy of message
More information on this error..
no links found
___________end quoted bit______

I also didn't read the entirety of the MIME-encoded mail: I've turned off the HTML and MIME rendering in Opera, I saw no message
body, as they didn't bother including a plain-text message.

> Possibly "turn on full details" in your preferences
> would offer enough of an explanation for what
> happened in your parse.  The resolves one time, not
> the next is a known issue, but ... structuring your query
> needs some work .....
>
Well, like I said, I apologize.  It certainly seems like my problem stems from a line-wrap issue, most likely.  I'll see if
disabling line-wrapping on my outgoing messages helps.
Oh, and thanks, Mike, for your more helpful and measured response (timely, too).


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Lane Gray
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