> try imapsync Tried it, no go, same problem:
Couldn't append msg #6 (Subject:[Re: How to specify?]) to folder tt: Error trying to append: 111 NO Message contains invalid header (Basically it's telling me cyrus won't take the bogus message I put in the 'tt' folder) Likewise various other IMAP syncing tools upchuck on it. Cyrus just refuses (as it seems it should) to take the bogus header. So I suppose what I'm after is a 'mailbox cleaner-upper' for those corrupted messages. I've taken a stab at what's causing the trouble and it's lines with the hex chars \x13\x42 on them. At least that /seems/ to be the most commonly present combination of characters on the corrupted header line. It's basically some gibberish put on a line near the very start of a message (usually on a line somewhere between the 2nd and 8th in the header of the message). A bit of grep-fu digs them out: cd ~/mail grep -P '\x13\x42' -l -R * Fortunately it's only about 30 mailboxes (of some 300 or so) that are affected and they're (thanfully) all in mbox text files. If I can truly narrow down what characters are causing the trouble then the various tools should be able to function properly But is there a way to tell cyrus to do the dirty work of cleaning up the headers as a message is copied into it? -Bill Kearney ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
