On 23 9 2003 at 5:17 pm -0400, Gordon Messmer wrote:
>I've noticed that even with the option BOFHBADMIME setting at "accept",
>courier will rewrite MIME boundaries. Is that the intended behavior?
Here's a related question that may or may not be of use:
Where is the correct place to define BOFHBADMIME?
I remember that the first time I attempted to set it to accept, it didn't
work. Then I had the inkling that I was setting it in the wrong place,
changed my approach, and then it started to work.
Recalling this now, I've just done a grep for BOFHBADMIME in /etc/
courier, and I currently have it set in two places:
1. in /etc/courier/bofh, with a line
opt BOFHBADMIME=accept
2. in /etc/courier/esmtpd, with a line
BOFHBADMIME="accept"
Clearly, one of these two is spurious. I'm pretty sure the bofh file was
the one I touched most recently, thereby suggesting that the setting in
esmtpd is having no effect... but I don't feel like shaking up my mail
conf right now just to find out.
-ben
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