Hi Mark,
> This one-liner is pretty much equivalent of what is going on within
> amavisd:
>
> perl -MIO::File -e '$f=IO::File->new("0.lis","+>",0640) or die $!;
> printf("%s\n",join(",",PerlIO::get_layers($f))); print $f "\344
> \366\374\n";
> $f->flush or die $!; $f->seek(0,0) or die $!; $n=$f->read($b,99);
> print "$n, $b\n"; $w=syswrite(STDOUT,$b,$n)'
It worked as you described, no problem with that one liner. (it stays
ISO)
(see test.out)
I then encapsulated your while loop (inside amavid-new) for Net::SMTP-
>datasend and put a copy of the data to a new file, guess what that
worked too.. so I think the conversion happens inside Net::SMTP. So I
went inside SMTP, setting the debug STDERR to a file, and again
everything worked fine. I think this will be a very deep bug, at
Socket handle level or something, setting binary mode like there is
no tomorrow didn't help and right now I'm at the verge of giving up.
*cry*
(see net_smtp.log for net_smtp debug)
Now the only thing I'd is proof in a small scale, do you know how to
create or where to find a minimalistic mailserver which can be
accessed via Net::SMTP to proof the encoding bug? (one liner
mailserver? :)) If not I'll dump my whole vserver and create a new
one and hope everything works.
Thx for everything so far.
Regards,
Alexander Schäfer
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