Mangled headers....

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2 total messages Started by Chris Lewis Tue, 16 May 1989 19:28

#301

Author: Chris Lewis
Date: Tue, 16 May 1989 19:28

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Did Zmailer do this somehow?  Notice the Subject: line (and continuation).
The mangling looks like stuff we've seen Zmailer do, and the contents look
like the References: line.

| From telly!attcan!utgpu!utstat!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!dgp.toronto.edu!flaps Tue May 16 15:16:06 EDT 1989
| Article 38 of comp.lang.c:
| Path: eci386!telly!attcan!utgpu!utstat!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!dgp.toronto.edu!flaps
| From: flaps@dgp.toronto.edu (Alan J Rosenthal)
| Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
| Subject: Re: printf() and commutative operations problem
| 	<etc.(?illegal word in localpart?).(?illegal word in localpart?).(?illegal word in localpart?)> <15580@gryphon.COM> ;
| Keywords: C printf
| Message-ID: <8905151846.AA15998@champlain.dgp.toronto.edu>
| Date: 15 May 89 18:46:56 GMT
| Organization: Dynamic Graphics Project, University of Toronto
| Lines: 23

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Re: Mangled headers....

#305

Author: Geoff Collyer
Date: Tue, 16 May 1989 21:53

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Zmailer did half the mangling and utstat did half.  Zmailer added an
Illegal-Object header, something like

Illegal-Object: Bad References found by Zmailer on neat.ai.toronto.edu:
	<etc.(?illegal word in localpart?).(?illegal word in localpart?).(?illegal word in localpart?)> <15580@gryphon.COM> ;

utstat tried to delete the Illegal-Object header but only nuked the
first line.  I hope to have this fixed soon so that utstat will nuke
both lines.
-- 
Geoff Collyer	utzoo!utstat!geoff, geoff@utstat.toronto.edu
It's all Henry's fault. (TM)

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