On Wed, 29 Jul 1998, Geoff Mulligan wrote:
David,
You are going to need to use the B flag since the Mime fields we want to
check
are embedded in the body of the messages and therefore you can't use formail
to truncate them. We can either run the message through sed or nawk or perl
or dump these messages into a holding bin.
This will possible stop the particular buffer overrun but it would still be
possible to overrun other mime fields. I think that the best way to fix this
is to check the header to see if it is a mime message and then run the
message
through a true mime interpreter that would truncate any huge field values.
It is in the body? Hadn't checked any of my mime mail to see where the
line was located. :)
How about using a sed script to just hold the first x number of charcters
in the file name?
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Overdrawn? But I still have checks left!