I searched the archives (and Google) and was unable to find an answer.
We were using 1.4.1i, but upgraded to 1.5.17 to take advantage of
wildcard-based file attaching. As a result of that change we see that
command-line based emails that cron is sending out now are folding the
lines.
For example, what was:
Subject: A DSL modem belonging to username 'username' is constantly
reconnecting (112 times)
in the headers is now:
Subject: A DSL modem belonging to username 'username' is constantly
reconnecting (112 times)
That wouldn't be so bad because this behavior is compliant with RFC 2822,
but Outlook 2003 and 2007 don't unfold it nicely, only removing the CR/LF
and not the tab. It really looks quite awful in my inbox.
I haven't found a way for Outlook to deal with this correctly, though I'm
open to suggestions.
Failing that, is there a way I can revert mutt's behavior to the earlier
release? I don't see any command-line option or anything describing how
mutt even decides what length the subject line needs to be before folding.
Regards,
Frank
