I am replying through a gadget / portable device now so my apologies if it
doesn't meet your gateway's etiquette requirements.
I am using a simple notepad as I don't like all these fansy word processors and
all but hey! thank you so much for the idea, Wietse! I'll run more tests to see
how it works when simplified to the very minimum then will start building on
top of that, making it more complex step by step...
Regards,
Dennis.
-----Original Message-----
From: "Wietse Venema [via Postfix]" <ml-node+s1071664n70593...@n5.nabble.com>
To: Den <t...@balticum-tv.lt>
Sent: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 0:21
Subject: Re: header checks not working
Den:
> I have a feeling that my subject line is a problem because much simpler
> header checks that contain only two or three simple dictionary words work
> just fine. Therefore I was also wondering if anyone who runs reject,
What text editor are you using? If it is any kind of word processor
software then that is your problem.
$ hexdump -c the-regexp-file
And look for anything in that you did not mean to have in there.
What you should see is printable characters and an occasional
space, \t or \n.
Wietse
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