>I didn't punt on it without good reason. :-)
>It's MIME too, so it's not as if the authors had a 70s'-induced drug
>haze as a crutch.
Where it actually ends up segfaulting is in InitText(). The original code
from mh-6.8.5 says:
if (!*ci -> ci_subtype) /* XXX: attmail bogosity! */
ci -> ci_subtype = add ("plain", ci -> ci_subtype);
This is where life gets confusing; it seems like maybe this code was
worked on my two generations of people. Looks like one person assumed
that a missing subtype of "text" would work fine by setting subtype to
NULL, but the expression in InitText() always dereferences that pointer.
I guess maybe the idea was you could do:
#<text
Without having to specify #<text/plain ? Sigh. I think maybe ripping
that bypass for the missing subtype would be best. Other thoughts?
--Ken
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