On 12/20/21 3:37 PM, Wol wrote:
You mean the body sans envelope?
Kinda, sorta, yes, no, maybe.
I'd have to compare the two formats to be able to say more definitively,
or with any certainty. But, ya, that's the /type/ of difference that
I'm thinking of.
Aside: What /actually/ is the body vs envelope? In SMTP it's simple,
it, everything between the DATA and the trailing <CR><LF>.<CR><LF> is
the body the MAIL FROM: and RCPT TO(s) are envelope. But RFC 822
messages on disk, that's a bit of a horse of a different color. It's
easy to differentiate body from headers, but envelope???
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Grant. . . .
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