Re: Opera won't play with Spamcop, hashes headers
"Mike Easter" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.spamcop.help |
|---|---|
| Organization | SpamCop |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Lane Gray, Czar Castic wrote: > Mike Easter wrote: > I'd looked around the spamcop's "More information on this > error" That 'more information' link is very important about describing exactly the problem the tracker below shows. http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/368.html Problems with spam not in original format That page displays 'mangling' of headers. A header has to have a fieldname colon space field value. The fieldname has to be continuous without spaces. If the field value can reside on a single line that's fine. If the field value must be 'folded' onto multiple lines, it has to be folded with leading whitespace on every folded line. It is common for some Received tracelines to get folded. If they are improperly folded, that is no good. > Here's the one from the one I sent (the tracker I'd meant to send in > the earlier post) > www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z786645139z212429dde5c066b746f581f8d9bf76e1z That tracker shows badly folded lines - SC calls them mangled. The Received tracelines are mangled and the Content-Type line is mangled. > Oh, thanks for pointing out the linewrap thing, that held the key. > The last couple > I've sent have worked fine, once I told Opera to kill linewrapping in > outgoing mail. So, how are you submitting these? You aren't using 'C' to copy the raw source with contiguous headers and pasting it into the webparser? But instead you are hitting C and doing what with the raw message source spam in the clipboard? > I just need to either kill it for my regular newsgrouping or hit > "return" on > my own from time to time. It is 'normal' for news messages to be wrapped by the newsagent, not the editing human. But when you paste a spam anywhere, wrongly here and not so wrongly in spamcop.spam, the newsagent introduces linewraps into it which have to be removed before putting it into the parser. That is one of many reasons I would rather work with trackers than newsgroup posted spam. -- Mike Easter kibitzer, not SC admin