Julius Thyssen wrote:
> Just so you know;
> Reverting back to SquirrelMail/1.4.5 [CVS] solved it.

1.4.5 has been released, so 1.4.5cvs is not very accurate unless you
speak of a pre-release cvs snapshot of 1.4.5 (in which case now you are
vulnerable to several known security issues).

> Maybe that helps.
> 
> By the way; I always need to patch files because of the
> enormous message-ID-length and header-slack
> created by the Delivery class files etc.
> It would be great if these parts were all optional.
> Personally I believe all those headers are a drag,
> and like to switch off "User Agent", as well as
> "Squirrelmail auth user" with the date and time
> added yet another useless time, in my opinion this
> is really too much. It's bad enough each e-mail
> now has about 20 lines of virus-scanning and spam-
> checking headers in them, we don't want more.

If you want less accurate and less secure emails, that is your choice,
but you won't see them dropped by default from the SquirrelMail software
any time soon.

Happy Squirreling.


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