> (So can everyone stop using rows of dashes!! :-)
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> -- David Pfitzner
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ANy idea HOW MANY dashes it takes in a row to split the message for your
mail reader? Many programs put two or three to designate the .sig
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> ANy idea HOW MANY dashes it takes in a row to split the message for your
> mail reader? Many programs put two or three to designate the .sig
The digest separator is 28 dashes.
Anything over that seems to cause a problem.
It probably has to start at the start of a line, too.
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I'm not sure if the problem is related, but I've also had
trouble with debian-user digests, in my case using Emacs/RMAIL
on a non-debian system.
In my case the problem appears to be that debian-user-digest
uses a row of dashes as message separator, but some messages
already include rows of dashes,
I'm using debian 1.3 and having problems reading digest email with elm.
First I get the following status message when opening a
debian-user-digest email:
Seems that message/rfc822 data was corrupted
The other problem is that elm will sometimes stop reading before the end
of the digest. When t
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