< We're caught between a rock and a hard place on this one, I'm afraid.
< While it is true that the CRLF belongs to the boundary marker and not to
< the preceeding part, actually binding it this way in the BNF leads to the
< old problem where the first boundary marker's CRLF is separate from the
< CRLF that comes after the message header, and then we're back to the
< problem where two CRLFs are required at the beginning of the multipart
< object by the grammar.
<
< I've toyed with the idea of making the first boundary special. The best
< I've been able to come up with is:
I agree: make the first boundary special.
Tony Hansen
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