I've just tried the scrubber, and Apple's Mail does a bad job parsing the message's scrubbed URL (that is followed with the signature), so the hits went to
Oct 16 15:02:44 2004 (29099) Private archive file not found: /var/local/mailman/archives/private/listes/attachments/20041016/3557b8e1/villaasen.jpg_______________________________________________
The underscores are the signature's first line
-- Fil
Hi Fil,
Thank you for testing.
Fil wrote:
I've just tried the scrubber, and Apple's Mail does a bad job parsing the message's scrubbed URL (that is followed with the signature), so the hits went to
Oct 16 15:02:44 2004 (29099) Private archive file not found: /var/local/mailman/archives/private/listes/attachments/20041016/3557b8e1/villaasen.jpg_______________________________________________
The underscores are the signature's first line
Assuming the signature is of list footer, I've done every effort to separate lines with '\n'. See Scrubber.py and Decorate.py. How about reading the mail by other MUAs. If it is same, would you send me the original test message and the one distributed by mailman.
--On Sunday, October 17, 2004 9:53 am +0900 Tokio Kikuchi tkikuchi@is.kochi-u.ac.jp wrote:
Hi Fil,
Thank you for testing.
Fil wrote:
I've just tried the scrubber, and Apple's Mail does a bad job parsing the message's scrubbed URL (that is followed with the signature), so the hits went to
Oct 16 15:02:44 2004 (29099) Private archive file not found: /var/local/mailman/archives/private/listes/attachments/20041016/3557b8e1 /villaasen.jpg_______________________________________________
The underscores are the signature's first line
Assuming the signature is of list footer, I've done every effort to separate lines with '\n'. See Scrubber.py and Decorate.py. How about reading the mail by other MUAs. If it is same, would you send me the original test message and the one distributed by mailman.
Does the scrubber wrap the URLs in angle brackets, per the appendix to rfc 1738?
Does the scrubber wrap the URLs in angle brackets, per the appendix to rfc 1738?
No. Scrubber.py is originally written for the pipermail archiver. So, it was enough not wrapping. But, I think URL parsing of MUA is an optional feature and there is no standard. My Netscape mailer always add trailing japanese character (such as full width space) and return 404 when I click on a link. I don't want to add extra cr/lf in scrubbed message so try adding a blank line before the footer separator if someone complains.
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