At 17:44 2005-05-24 -0500, Pettit, Paul wrote:
The Content-type is in the header as far as I can tell but I'll double check
that.
'application' in the header seems a bit queer - there'd be at least the
text portion, no? 'application' would be appropriate to the content-type
header for an individual mime chunk.
Interesting. I didn't consider that. I'll remve the ';' and see if that
fixes it. One can only hope it's that simple.
Note that flakey MIME is a common trait for spam and malware.
> Have you considered taking one of the failed messages and
> throwing it at
> your recipe with VERBOSE=ON and then checking the logfile?
>
Yes I've been running with VERBOSE=ON and loging since earlier today but I
have not gotten another spam like it yet to compare with.
Well, the idea would be to make a copy of your mail ON the server:
:0c
backup.mbx
Generally, one would do this near the top of an rcfile containing untested
recipies in a live mail config (er, that's what people should use a sandbox
for though), but if you're simplty preprocessing mail before you retrieve
it with a POP/IMAP client, this sort of recipe will preserve a copy of the
messages so you can view them in their original form. In that case, you
might want to do it just before the delivery recipe (after things which
discard messages), so that it is merely a backup of the delivered mail, not
a backup of everything, including stuff identified as cruft. Though, you
might want to save it all anyway.
Many of the procmail users are using *nix mail clients, or at least
preserving a copy of their mail on the mail server (which is what I do,
even though I use a windows based MUA).
I'll try that but we don't save copies of emails on the server and it's a
POP3 server setup so I don't know I have one till I've downloaded it and
then it's not on the server anymore.
See above. If you're running procmail, and you have shell access, you
should be able to store copies of messages local to the mailhost (and
separate from your POP mailbox).
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