on 28/11/01 5:47 pm, Sam Varshavchik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Tim Hosking writes: > >> Actually I'm not. The enclosed message was rejected by 0.36 until I modified >> submit2.C. The reason given was that it had 8 bit content without the >> required MIME headers. Quite honestly I'm baffled. > > I had no problems delivering this message to a local mailbox. > > [mrsam@ny tmp]$ sum -r 8bit.txt > 00364 3 > [mrsam@ny tmp]$ sum -s 8bit.txt > 57436 5 8bit.txt > > Are your checksums the same?
Identical. Of course, this message is the one that was accepted after modified submit2.C - I never got to capture the rejected messages. I have been working on the assumption that as the message was generated by the same mailer, i.e. a resend then it should be to all intents and purposes identical to the original rejected message - except for dates, message Ids and such. Is their any way to get Courier to save rejected messages in a directory so that I can examine them properly? -- Tim Hosking Disclaimer: The above are the opinions of God as recited by my telepathic goldfish. Those who oppose them with be struck by lightning. Such an event will be reflected on their electricity bill. _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
