> you). Change that while loop to look like this:
>
> while ($entity_end_pos + 1 < $actual_strlen
> && ($entity_pos = sq_strpos($string, '&', $entity_end_pos + 1)) !==
> FALSE
> && ($entity_end_pos = sq_strpos($string, ';', $entity_pos)) !==
> FALSE
> && $ent
* Paul Lesniewski :
> I believe you are correct. There is a bug report on the tracker for
> this and a solution is available, although I am still fine-tuning the
> details. I hope it goes without saying that the sending client needs
> to fix their stuff. :-)
Yes, that's true.
> In the meantim
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 7:34 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
wrote:
> * Ralf Hildebrandt :
>> I'm using 1.4.20, and I found a mail which contains an unencoded
>> character in the Subject: header line.
>>
>> When I'm trying to get a folder listing of a folder containing just
>> this one (broken) mail, squirre
* Ralf Hildebrandt :
> I'm using 1.4.20, and I found a mail which contains an unencoded
> character in the Subject: header line.
>
> When I'm trying to get a folder listing of a folder containing just
> this one (broken) mail, squirrelmail will loop infinitely, the
> associated php5-cgi process wi
I'm using 1.4.20, and I found a mail which contains an unencoded
character in the Subject: header line.
When I'm trying to get a folder listing of a folder containing just
this one (broken) mail, squirrelmail will loop infinitely, the
associated php5-cgi process will hog the CPU:
PID USER
