Re: messages chopped in half

Hi David,

Few months back someone suggested this behavior may be caused by the word 
"From " appearing in the message body and its bad interpretation by the 
mail client/mail processing application. For this reason I implemented the 
QUOTEFROM feature/parameter, that should fix the problem (it basically adds 
">" character in front of every "From " appearing in the message. Did you 
try to set QUOTEFROM=1? Did it work? Let me know if the problem persists. 
Also, you may want to try to reconstruct the original message that gets 
split and send it to me. It is hard for me to reproduce this problem as 
it highly depends on you mail processing setup...

Well, hope this helps a bit! Let me know how things proceed...

Take care, Dave,

Vlad
-3fus-

 

On Tue, 20 Jan 2004, David Morse wrote:

> Hi Vlad, 
>
> I'm still getting some of my emails divided into two different emails
> (one with headers and most of the text, and the other with the last few
> lines of the text).  For some reason, they tend to all come from the
> source-code-intensive, high traffic debian-users list.  I think somebody
> was hot on the trail of this bug a few months ago, but I forget now what
> its status is.  Maybe you would like to subscribe to the list and have a
> look yourself?  I get about 1 message a day split.
> 
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