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Re: Strange effect of mimeheardes changes?



On  4-Dec-00 at 17:02, Matti Aarnio (mea@nic.funet.fi) wrote:

>      Now the  return_receipt()  code starts its work by converting
>      all instances of '\n', '\r', and '\t' chars to spaces.
> 
>      This should result into rather awkward single line of:
>           to =?koi8-r?Q?....?= =?koi8-r?Q?.....?= <user@address>
>      but it looks like only the first line made it thru as if
>      the system were running older version of  ctlopen.c  et.al.,
>      which did indeed split continued headers into multiple sublines
>      previously.

Seems that either joining did not happen for some reason, or maybe those
where old entries in the queue...  I'll give todays's CVS a try and
won't forget to tun "make clean" before building ;-)

Running now.  Hmm, in any case I still have this strange thing for
nonexisting users:

Dec  4 17:46:22 ajax2 router[28210]: S1179814AbQLDOqR: from=<crosser>,
rrelay=STDIN ("??"@ajax2.sovam.com), size=1983, nrcpts=1,
msgid=<20001204144358Z1179828-28210+2@ajax2.sovam.com>
Dec  4 17:46:28 ajax2 hold[29932]: S1179814AbQLDOqR: to=<yiyiunbh@online.ru>,
delay=00:00:11, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=hold, stat=ok3 
Dec  4 17:46:28 ajax2 scheduler[28187]: S1179814AbQLDOqR: complete (total 1
recepients, 0 failed)

this *might* be my fault because I have replacement getpwnam() and some
changes where mailbox.c calls it, but it worked fine before...

Eugene