On Fri, Oct 20, 2000 at 11:21:32PM -0400, Stan Ryckman wrote:
[snip]
The blank line after "Lines: 85" ends the header; the rest, which
look like former header lines, are now in the body (as far as mbox
format is concerned).
Hence, mutt does not see the To: line in the "BAD" message since
it's after the blank line, so it shows the (first) From: line, which
is before the blank line.
I don't know how it might have got messed up; however, I speculate
that it may be related to that long Path: header present in the
"BAD" message. (I'm suspicious because it appears to have been
truncated -- note that it ends with a "!" -- , and the amount that
came through is just under 256 characters.)
Hmmmm, I wonder, would $LINEBUF matter here? I don't think it
should, but you might try something like
LINEBUF=32000
at the top of your .procmailrc and see if you still get these.
I thought the blank lines looked suspicious too, but again not knowing
very much about this, I wasn't sure.
I've added the LINEBUF setting as you suggested, but it hasn't worked.
How can I get procmail to search the _entire_ message (body) for the
string:
'To: comp.os.linux'
for example, instead of just the header? It doesn't seem like:
:0:
* To:.*comp.os.linux
comp.os.linux
does what I want either.
BTW, thank you very much for your response. I really appreciate the
help.
thks.jeff
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