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James Cox wrote:
> yeah, i saw that patch. but i am using the current version (i think?) 0.31
I'm not really sure *why* it would be happening and I don't really have a
solution
to pose to you. I just wanted you to be aware that the output you were seeing
the
SMTP session were not meant to be in the SMTP session, it's meant to be log
output.
Because of how tcpserver works, it's unlikely that a patch would accidentally
push
output into a server's data stream. Descriptors 6 and 7 are used for input and
output, and generally debugging output, etc, are done with printf()s and
fprintf()s
which unless purposely mucked with, are going to hit descriptors 1 and 2.
Anyway, please let us know if you figure out what's going on.
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