Hi there!
On 11 Oct 99, at 18:31, Joris wrote
about "Re: Printing Headers":
> IG> I've tried with kludges on and off, and with the RFC 822 headers on
> IG> and off, but while I can see them, I can't print a complete set of
> IG> message headers. Is this a bug or am I doing something stupid?
> Is there actually a difference between "kludges" and "RFC 822
> headers"?
The term "kludges" is never defined in the RFC documents
(AFAIK, of course:-))). The term "RFC822 headers" is used to
denote *absolutely all* the headers (both those that are defined
in RFC822 and those that are defined in the succeding RFC
documents). The situation is similar to that of Content-
type:message/RFC822, where as we all know the actual
message may be or may not be in strict conformance with the
RFC822 document (but HAS to be a valid MIME message).
Note that the X-Something headers have to be treated as valid
RFC822 headers (look into RFC822 for more information).
SY, Alex
(St.Petersburg, Russia)
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