On 04/20/2012 01:58 PM, drsyst...@globalcerts.net wrote:
> Paul,
>
> I am enclosing below the text of my queries. My application has stored an
> encrypted message in a mysql database, and it calls dbmail-smtp to pass
> the decrypted message to it. At this point, dbmail-smtp puts the message
> into the dbmail database. I am trying to find out where the dot gets
> modified, and it looks like it was around dbmail_message_to_string, which
> uses g_mime_object_to_string. But I am having a hard time using TRACE. I
> added to dbmail.conf 'TRACE_MESSAGE=1' but I wonder if dbmail-smtp reads
> dmail.conf?
The dots most likely get modified in GMime.
It all happens in:
dbmail-message.c, _set_content_from_stream
which uses GMime's filter and stream types to decode dot-stuffed data.
Btw,
TRACE_MESSAGE doesn't exist. Try
TRACE_SYSLOG=5
or
TRACE_STDERR=5
And there is no way dbmail-smtp can do anything without reading dbmail.conf
> Can you tell me which package matters?
gmime-2.2.10-5.fc8.i386
gmime-devel-2.2.10-5.fc8.i386
But 2.2.10 is *really* old. It's from 2007, whereas the last 2.2 release
(2.2.27) is from august 2011.
I tested with 2.2.25 on debian/lenny and couldn't reproduce it there.
Upgrading GMime would be my best bet.
>
> Can you please clarify: in the message "your mail reader doesn't support
> mime", is this an error message from the gmime library call made by
> dbmail-smtp?
That is a typical MIME thing: a short message just before the first mime
part, that is shown to those poor sods who use a mail-reader that
doesn't support MIME. It came from your own messageblks as included in
the docx attachment.
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