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<199909240152(_dot_)UAA30074(_at_)aragorn(_dot_)it(_dot_)gac(_dot_)edu>, Philip
Guenther
<guenther(_at_)gac(_dot_)edu> writes
If turning on the 'E' flag caused _more_ problems then the program that
actually reads the mailboxes (e.g., IMAP or POP server) has _got_ to be
the one at fault. What is the actual program that accesses the mailboxes
and that claims that previously separate messages are really one?
Philip Guenther
POP3 Clemson daemon. We have also now found a buffer overflow in the
parsing of that applications parsing of mails when long lines are in the
mail. Increasing the buffer to 4096 stopped that problem. We have not
retried capital E in case......
stuart mckenzie
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sysop