Hello, I noticed this error message today after the weekly mass-check run:
| Unmatched '<>' in "OnlineDoctorate"<mallets;[email protected];>^M at | /usr/share/perl5/Mail/Address.pm line 161. The same error message (with "^M" replaced by "_") was logged by spamd on the mail server when the message arrived in the first place. The offending message [for my reference: it's in file 1376470986.3281_162.falun:2,S] has this malformed line: | From: "OnlineDoctorate" <mallets;[email protected];> /usr/share/perl5/Mail/Address.pm is of course a file provided by the host system; it's from Mail::Address 2.06, installed through Debian oldstable, package libmailtools-perl 2.06-1. While the address is clearly malformed, SpamAssassin should be able to handle the message without throwing an error message. After all, lots of spam messages contain malformed parts, but the sysadmin is probably not interested in knowing about them. Mail::Address seems to be at 2.12 right now. I have not checked whether upgrading it makes any difference. Regards, Marc
