Thanks for the info. Is that a configureable option? Or do I need to change
the source in thise case?
TIA
Brian
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Of Maarten Bezemer
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 8:07 AM
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Subject: Re: [fetchmail] Follow up on the truncated attachment(s) issue
Hi,
On 16 May 2003, Brian L. Walter wrote:
Well, after having spent a day hacking up the code, and studying what
fetchmail was/is seeing, I've found the source of the truncated
attachments. *Some* how, my isp knows I'm coming in with something
other than a mail client like outlook or evolution. Right in the
middle of the message (or, more correctly, at 80k), they insert a POP
end-of-message (period/cr). Some how, fetchmail communicates what/who
it is, and the ISP server decides to truncate. *sigh*
Maybe the server only sends at most 80k of data when issued a TOP command.
If that's true and other clients use regular RETR commands, this may be your
problem.
Regards,
Maarten.
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