Re: How to read an rfc spec

2apart wrote: > Here's a little section from rfc 2822. I know what the nemonics stand for, but I'm not sure how to read the spec, * [] () / what do they mean. If you have a handle on this could you translate the CFWS spec. It seems to contain all the code except the quote " Thanks. FWS

Re: How to read an rfc spec

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How to read an rfc spec

Here's a little section from rfc 2822. I know what the nemonics stand for, but I'm not sure how to read the spec, * [] () / what do they mean. If you have a handle on this could you translate the CFWS spec. It seems to contain all the code except the quote " Thanks. FWS = ([*

Re: Perl script to lookup IP addresses

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Re: Last line issue

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