Hi Albert.
Albert Hopkins wrote:
>
> No the headers are fine.
Have a look at the messages in the Maildir and check for s single dot in
a line taht is follwed by a linefeed.
Something like this:
.
You can search for it easily by executing the following command:
grep "^[\.]" *
Usually the dot followed by the newline is the sign for the pop-client
that the end of the message is reached. But in some cases the message
goes on and the mailer gets stuck.
Usually every MUA sending such a line in the middle of a message should
exchange it with a
..
And the receiving Mailer should convert it back to
.
again.
I know this to be a problem with certain Versions of Outlook. But I
didn't find the mailer that sends the malformed lines.
> > > Does anyone else experience this? We randomly and unpredictably have
> > > an occurrance whereby Outlook (2000) is unable to POP a message from
> > > our (qmail) pop server. When I look in the users Maildir I see that
> > > it's always dying on the same message.
I hope that this helpes you.
Cyril Bitterich
