Comments inline...
Matt wrote:
[...]
I tracked this down to a line length error in the spool file. Manually editing
the spool file allowed exim to deliver it successfully:
Broken:
024 Subject: Invoice 276455
064 X-PHP-Script: ubhugueufi058F From: "Sue
Mockridge"<[email protected]>
062 X-Sender: "Sue Mockridge"<[email protected]>
Fixed:
024 Subject: Invoice 276455
087 X-PHP-Script: ubhugueufi058F From: "Sue
Mockridge"<[email protected]>
062 X-Sender: "Sue Mockridge"<[email protected]>
Surely this should have been (not checked the actual line length numbers):-
024 Subject: Invoice 276455
025 X-PHP-Script: ubhugueufi
058F From: "Sue Mockridge" <[email protected]>
062 X-Sender: "Sue Mockridge" <[email protected]>
although I suspect there is missing content on the end of the
X-PHP-Script line.
The two other emails had these spool file errors:
Broken:
031F From: [email protected]
105 p 2014 15:01:49 +0400
018 MIME-Version: 1.0
That one is missing a chunk - presumably the start of the Date line...
So it looks as though something skipped a chunk of characters when
writing the data out (since the lengths have been calculated already the
data must be lost very late on in the receive/pre-process/write cycle).
Odd
Nigel.
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