On Sat, 15 Feb 2003, Newsmirror wrote: > > No, that's the wrong approach. You MUST get such data from @@* macros > > since the spool internal format might change any time. What will never > > change is that the real RFC822 message will start after the "<<MAIL-DATA>>" > > line. > > wrong approach, yeah I know, but I am in stuck smack dab > in the middle of undefined data or picking this from the XMail header, > due to filter/mailproc mishaps. > > looking at things I am normally a programmer, but > in the smtp world I am mainly a admin kind of guy. if X or Y > changes over versions I would like to know exactly why/how. > I'd like to think we are working in the same lane, > an explanation of "info data" would still help...
I'm trying to save you time that you'll have to spend the next time I'll change the header. The header MUST be a black box for filters and they MUST rebuild it exactly like it is. I'd understand if you couldn't get such informations in a clean way, but you have it. You have a clean way to get this informations with the @@* macros. Do youself a favour, do not assume the header structure. Anyway, the format of the first line for XMail version _1.14_ is : remote-ip:remote-port;local-ip:local-port;time - Davide - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
