Hi, while working on the GPG signature verification, I noticed that RMail’s MIME parsing sucks, at least with Ruby 1.9.3:
When encountering a boundary, such as "--=_libri-22937-1314886853-0001-2--", RMail turns that into a regular expression which matches any amount of characters or the whole thing, that looks like this: \-(?:\-(?:=(?:_(?:l(?:i(?:b(?:r(?:i(?:\-(?:2(?:2(?:9(?:3(?:7(?:\-(?:1(?:3(?:1(?:4(?:8(?:8(?:6(?:8(?:5(?:3(?:\-(?:0(?:0(?:0(?:1(?:\-(?:2|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z)|\z) Running this regular expression leads to a SystemStackError. What is an appropriate way to handle this? As far as I understand, RMail is unmaintained. And we wanted to switch away from it. Should we monkey-patch? Best regards, Michael _______________________________________________ Sup-devel mailing list Sup-devel@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/sup-devel
