On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Walter Dnes wrote:
Matthew Manuel wrote:
The only ideas I have at this point are the following:
- The To: header was too long and procmail did not parse the entire header
(my address was the 68th address in the To: field)
Try setting LINEBUF to a larger value to ensure it gets the entire
line. E.g. something like...
LINEBUF=16384
Here's a relavant snippet from "man procmailrc"...
LINEBUF Length of the internal line buffers, cannot be
set smaller than 128. All lines read from the
rcfile should not exceed $LINEBUF characters
before and after expansion. If not specified,
it defaults to 2048. This limit, of course,
does not apply to the mail itself, which can
have arbitrary line lengths, or could be a
binary file for that matter. See also PROC-
MAIL_OVERFLOW.
Well, I did a totally non-scientific test, by copying the message which
wasn't caught into my text editor, and checking the byte offset... My
address was only 1598 bytes into the line, although it was 2252 bytes from
the start of the message, headers and all.
-Matthew
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<EOT>
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