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Article #2811Re: Why does this happen?
From: Richard A. Schafer
Date: Thu, 26 Dec 1991 17:09
Date: Thu, 26 Dec 1991 17:09
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This happens because of a test to attempt to determine whether or not the note in question is an IBM NOTE format message. Because NOTE format headers are *not* deterministicly parsable, never having been designed for a real mail handler at the receving end, and because the user may have RECEIVEd a NOTE into his notebook, I have to attempt to figure out (and internally rebuild) things as I work with a message. Clearly the test is a bit simple minded, since it fails on things like Scott shows in his original message. However, his sample message is in some since even worse: it's neither RFC822 *nor* NOTE format, and frankly clearly shows that PROFS Ext. Mail really is a lousy hack, if it generates such seriously munged headers like the one shown. Richard
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From: SCHAFER@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU (Richard A. Schafer)
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