From: Daniel Stenberg (daniel@haxx.se)
Date: Mon Dec 03 2001 - 01:41:08 CST
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001, Peter C. McCluskey wrote:
> What is happening is that Hypermail expects a multipart/alternative boundary
> at the start of the message body, and discards everything until it finds one.
> This doesn't seem right. It should at least detect the start of the next
> message, and should probably display the confusing body as plain text.
> Does anyone know what rules other mail parsers use in this situation?
Well, the standard unix mailbox format forces the mailer to quote lines that
start with "From " as that is the unique new-mail-starts-here identifier, so
I figure the search-for-boundary check could also just check for the start of
a new mail and if it finds one, skip the badly formatted
multipart/alternative mail and continue with the next mail.
Or am I wrong?
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