Jon Steinhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It is bogus multipart content. Notice that the boundary > specified on the content-type line is "NextPart". This means > that "--NextPart" lines are boundary markers. But, in the > remainder of the document they're "- --NextPart".
No, the `- --NextPart' is showing up because forw(1) will put a `- ' at the beginning of any line that begins with a dash (when not using MIME forwarding). This makes it easy for something like burst(1) to break apart messages. Other applications, such as GnuPG, do the same thing. > Also, there should be a boundary after the headers. As the > document is written everything in it is commentary that may not > be displayed by a mail reader. Yup, everything after the message headers and before the first boundary is the preamble and should be ignored by MIME capable readers. -- Doug Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
