I find that hard to believe. A mail header is a mail header. And they
aren't any different from what 1001 other mail-mungers do.
What do you think is wrong?
The custom headers that qmail-scanner adds breaks Mail::Field::Received's
parsing of Received: headers:
unterminated quoted string at
On Tuesday, January 18 at 08:01 AM, quoth C. Bensend:
Keep in mind - I KNOW this is not a qmail-scanner problem. Over the
past year, I've found Mail::Field::Received to be fragile and not very
tolerant of anything out of the ordinary. And before you ask, I
haven't had any luck getting a
C. Bensend wrote:
The custom headers that qmail-scanner adds breaks Mail::Field::Received's
parsing of Received: headers:
unterminated quoted string at or near 'Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unterminated quoted string at or near 'Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unterminated quoted string at or
You may want to look into 822field (part of the mess822 package from
DJB)---it can pull headers out of mail for you, as long as you're okay
with running another program to do it. It may not be the most convenient
thing you ever did in perl, but it's definitely not fragile.
Thanks for the
You say Received headers, and yet the above refers to the Return-Path.
It thinks it begins with a single-quote???
That's correct. And if I remove the qmail-scanner headers, it works.
I've been through the headers, and all of the quotes match up just
fine. :(
The error isn't on that
C. Bensend wrote:
Hey folks,
I have some email parsing software running behind one of my scanning
machines, and I just realized tonight that the headers that qmail-scanner
adds are breaking this additional software. :/
I find that hard to believe. A mail header is a mail header. And they
