OK, I see what the problem is. The message has Content-Location headers,
which is supported by the imap-2002 IMAP server in the BODYSTRUCTURE.
However, versions of c-client prior to the imap-2002 distribution have a
bug in which they incorrectly parse BODYSTRUCTURE extension data.
This bug is fixed in the imap-2002 c-client, but versions of Pine or other
programs built with older versions of c-client will be broken by this.
If you can wait a few more days, Pine 4.50 will be released which will fix
the bug. Otherwise, you have the following choices:
Choice 1 (workaround): Remove content-location extension from imap-2002
imapd.
There are two occurrance of the following two lines in imapd.c:
PBOUT (' ');
pstring (body->location);
Remove both of them.
Choice 2 (bugfix): rebuild Pine (and any other programs using c-client)
with imap-2002 c-client.
Note that if the program uses [GS]ET_DISABLEAUTOMATICSHAREDNAMESPACES,
that symbol has been renamed to [GS]ET_DISABLEAUTOSHAREDNS. You'll have
to edit a Pine source file for this.
-- Mark --
http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
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