Hello,
I'm using a script to parse mail and extract attachments on-fly. But I
think that this preg_match
(preg_match("#([-]+|)$bound(.+?)([-]+?)$bound#is", $data, $strip))
doesn't work at all if content is too big (for ex 7Mo).
Is there any known limitation on it ?
I'm using php 4.3.10 and this
Hello,
MC> For one thing, change your php invocation to 'php -q'.
Yes, I've done this, even php -q -d phpa=0 to avoid phpa messages...
But same problem !
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Hello,
MC> qmail uses the exit code to determine what happened to the message. Try
MC> ending your script with exit(99); that tells qmail that you're done with
MC> the message and never want to see it again.
MC> miguel
Yep but it doesn't work anymore with a such exit(99)... But it's
something
Hello !
AS> Are you calling environment or server variables directly? For _example_
AS> $PATH. If so, call them using the superglobal $_SERVER['PATH']. Or
AS> perhaps you're utilizing $argv to bring in stuff from the command line?
AS> Similarly, use $_SERVER['argv'].
AS> These chagnes are
Hello !
Since some months, I created a bot to parse a special email address.
It means that my MTA Qmail sends the mail to a php script and this
scripts make some works on it.
It works great for months with php 4.0.6.
Sunday, I installed php 4.2.1 mod for Apache and also on shell. And
since this
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