Hi Peter: Am 06.04.17 02:58 schrieb(en) Peter Bloomfield:
Thanks for the patch! I'm using it, and I expect it to handle the next violating mail, but I don't expect to get one for a week or so.
I hope so... but more real-life testing is always better. I use the new implementation since ~4 weeks, and never found any offending message, even though I disabled my provider's spam filters (they are broken, and I want to train my local spamassassin) for this account.
Would it be simpler to define MAX_POP_LINE_LEN as G_MAXSIZE? Or to keep the NetClientPrivate struct opaque, perhaps NetClient could export NET_CLIENT_MAX_LINE_LEN, and define MAX_POP_LINE_LEN as NET_CLIENT_MAX_LINE_LEN?
Although the result will be the same, IMO there is a logical difference between a /very/ long, but limited, line length, and an unlimited [1], arbitrary length. So I decided to use the latter to indicate that there is no logical limit (see the documentation in net-client.h). Cheers, Albrecht. [1] However, IIRC Einstein mentioned that "Only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe". Hmmm.... ;-)
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