I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
I further tracked down the empty line. Seems like something is going
wrong with the line terminat
Bernhard Erdmann wrote:
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit
of the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see,
there is no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
t = time(NULL);
p = getpid();
snprintf(outmsgid, sizeof(ou
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
You're right. I generated a bounce message using sieve. Exim was
configured not to deliver any ma
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
t = time(NULL);
p = getpid();
snprintf(outmsgid, sizeof(outmsgid), "<[EMAIL PROTECTED
Bernhard Erdmann wrote:
Hi,
I have a Cyrus installation where Sieve writes an empty line into the
header. Header and body of a mail are seperated by definition by a blank
line.
By submitting an extra blank line between Message-ID: and Date:, Sieve
writes From:, Date:, Subject: etc. into the
Hi,
I have a Cyrus installation where Sieve writes an empty line into the
header. Header and body of a mail are seperated by definition by a blank
line.
By submitting an extra blank line between Message-ID: and Date:, Sieve
writes From:, Date:, Subject: etc. into the body of the mail.
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