On Fri, 27 Jan 2017, Maupertuis Philippe wrote:
If the message length is 5000 bytes on the sender and 2000 bytes on the
receiver, there will be three messages :
The first 2000 bytes with valid syslog prefix
A second message with 2000 bytes if whatever is in the sender messages thus
without valid syslog prefix (and $FROMHOST) potentially leading to invalid
dynafile relying on FROMHOST
A third message with 1000 bytes like the second one.
It seems to mean that the receiver must have $MaxMessageSize greater than any
sender to process any message accurately.
Is that correct
Almost :-), it will handle messages up to the receivers maxmessagesize properly.
David Lang
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