Thanks,
I have put in a request to Shoretel but they are moving at a snails pace.
9 years? Oh, we're talking about Microsoft's vision of the world.
Microsoft Server 2003 IIS is the actual SMTP delivering the mail even though
the email
it was given by the Shoretel voip platform is wrong. If Microsoft followed
the standards,
Shoretel would have been made aware of the problem long ago.
Patches aren't easily integrated into rpm's. Is there an easy way to adjust
and add the patch in the toaster distribution using a flag file like
/var/qmail/control/acceptbarelf turn it on? I would have to think it would
at least be good to have it for testing purposes.
What do you think? Would it lead to to much trouble overall?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Erik Espinoza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Is there a way to make qmailtoaster accept bare line feeds?
There is in fact a patch, although I'd recommend against it.
http://www.arctic.org/~dean/patches/qmail-0.95-liberal-lf.patch
I have a Shoretel VOIP system that is generating bare line feeds in
administration emails.
Shoretel has been notified but has not fixed this problem.
The emails are then sent through 2003 IIS.
2003 IIS does not convert the bare line feeds.
May want to go to Shoretel and ask for an update to produce proper e-mails.
I'm assuming that we cannot expect the world to change to 822bis section
2.3
overnight, as noted in,
http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html
If you notice the examples on that document, all of the mailers that
this refers to are from ~1996. I wouldn't expect the world to follow
standards overnight, but it's been 9 years.
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