Vince Wang:
> Hi,
> We are using postfix to send html version newsletter, and we found
> that the postfix(?) adds spaces into the body.
Unfortunately, the SMTP protocol does not allow lines of text longer
than 998 characters (plus two for the <CR><LF>). If you want your mail
to arrive undamaged, you need to break long lines yourself, perhaps
using quoted-printable MIME encoding (though that is not required
if your words and URLs are short enough).
Postfix breaks lines at 990 characters as an additional safety measure.
I do not recommend that you keep your text lines much shorter than that.
Wietse
> The message body is saved in database so we can preview it to make sure it is
> right.
>
> If the space is added between works or tags, it is fine, somehow space is
> added within word and make work such as officials to offi cials, and
> sometimes space is added in the url.
>
> I would like to know if it is possible to configure postfix to fix it, or
> any other ways.
>
> Thanks a lot!
> Vince
