I see this has been covered in some detail but I really need to know if
there's an override for the 998 character line limit when building a
message for sending? We're attempting to migrate to nmh for a
production system and the current one allows lines of apparent unlimited
length - is there an
I see this has been covered in some detail but I really need to know
if there's an override for the 998 character line limit when building
a message for sending? We're attempting to migrate to nmh for a
production system and the current one allows lines of apparent unlimited
length - is there an
Hi Ken,
Apologies for the vagueness. By current one I'm referring to
our existing X400 gateway accessed via Clearswift MTA software, with
SMTP conversion done by a third party.
Our belief now is that at some point in that submission processes the
lines are split with CR/LF under the
Apologies for the vagueness. By current one I'm referring
to our existing X400 gateway accessed via Clearswift MTA software, with
SMTP conversion done by a third party.
Our belief now is that at some point in that submission processes the
lines are split with CR/LF under the Clearswift route,
Hi,
Ken wrote:
- Are you sure nmh is generating the exclamation marks as the line
delimiters?
sendmail(8) can split lines that are too long in this manner. The L=
parameter in the mailer definition can be altered to lengthen it but
that's not wise; it's only *your* sendmail that's being
On Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:41:52 GMT, Ralph Corderoy said:
Alexander Zangerl wrote:
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
boundary4345720567471976529==
Does anyone else have trouble displaying the meat of this email with nmh?
For whatever it's worth, exmh didn't have any trouble with
Who builds the nmh RPMs for Fedora? I upgraded the machine where I use
nmh to Fedora 16 over the weekend, but the version of nmh I get is
1.3-4.
Also, I'd like to nudge whomever it was that said they were thinking of
packaging par...
--
J.
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Joel wrote:
Thus spake Ken Hornstein:
Who builds the nmh RPMs for Fedora? I upgraded the machine where
I use nmh to Fedora 16 over the weekend, but the version of nmh I
get is 1.3-4.
According to the Interwebs it looks like it was ... Josh Bressers,
maybe? At least he's listed in
The long lines are being produced by a bespoke C process,
running on Solaris, and the data is EDIFact formatted. These output
files are fine up until the point I call mhmail and by the time it
gets through our Exchange gateway it comes back with exclamation marks
in it ~every 998 characters.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 7:33 PM, Josh Bressers j...@bress.net wrote:
Sorry for the confusion. I submitted an update shortly after 1.4 came
out, but it got stuck (and I didn't notice). It should show up in the
next day or two.
I'll be sure this doesn't happen again.
Also, since there are
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