> Ok, I just thought this through again, and at the moment our only option is > fgetc with one character at a time. Anything that's line-at-a-time is not > binary safe (correct this assumption and we're home free, though). Block at a > time, like fread, is not sensitive to the header/body boundary. It is > inevitable (and I must have missed it by testing with my usual dumb three line > headers) that read_header() will fread a bit into the body. So we'd have to > either unread the extra stuff or pass an initial body along the delivery > chain. Neither is a pretty option (how much you can push back, if at all, is > highly system dependent).
Perhaps you could fgetc() through the headers, and once you hit the body use fread() for performance? -- Jesse Norell [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not my email address; change "administrator" to my first name. --
