On Tuesday, September 17, 2002, at 04:08 PM, Professional Software
Engineering wrote:
Not all messages are *MIME*. The Content-Type: header is a mime-ism
-- a plain text non-mime message won't contain it. By and large, you
can figure webscripts and stuff are most likely to generate that sort
of thing.
So, if there's no header then the test is NOT FALSE and the body gets
checked?
Ah.
Take a look at that obnoxious braindead A/V scanner bounce previously
mentioned - that comes as plain text, but there's no sign of a
Content-Type header in it.
Hmm... good point.
Well, that's why one should test recipe's before enabling them.
Especially if I post them. :)
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