Re: Fwd: [Dbmail] pop and imap differences

2003-12-10 Thread Christian G. Warden
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 05:40:01PM +0100, Roel Rozendaal - IC&S wrote: > Hi Craig, > > those messages look real nasty - there are content boundaries specified > in the rfc822 header block but these boundaries don't match the > supplied boundaries. I'm guessing that the imap server is looking fo

Fwd: [Dbmail] pop and imap differences

2003-12-10 Thread
Hi Craig, those messages look real nasty - there are content boundaries specified in the rfc822 header block but these boundaries don't match the supplied boundaries. I'm guessing that the imap server is looking for the specified boundary, never finds it and is confused about the situation. A

Re: [Dbmail] pop and imap differences

2003-12-10 Thread
well it could mean 2 things: (1) you discovered a bug in the imap mail parsing (2) the mail you try to see is so buggy the imap server can't cope with it The reason that the pop is functioning correctly is because POP doesn't parse messages - it simply splits the mail in a set of headers (unt