On Oct 8, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Barry Warsaw writes:from email import message_from_string with open('/dev/urandom') as wire:... data = wire.read(1024) ...# insert Amsg = message_from_string(data) # number of headers... len(msg) 0len(msg.get_payload())1024msg.defects[] This actually makes perfect sense. A message with no headers and a mass of 1024 bytes in its payload is RFC valid!If you insert at Awire = "".join(chr(ord(ch) & 127) for ch in wire) # optional with reasonably high probability: wire = wire[0:512] + "\r\n" + wire[512:1024]or similar. Otherwise not. ;-)
Right! That makes it legal.What's interesting of course is that the parser can (and I submit, still should) handle the stream even without that.
-Barry
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