Has there been a change recently that is causing news-to-mail gated messages to include all of the news headers in the *body* of the mail message? (I hadn't updated my CVS snapshot for a couple of weeks... and now seem to be getting this behavior.)
-- Jim Tittsler, Tokyo Python Starship http://starship.python.net/crew/jwt/
At 07:51 AM 07/29/00 +0900, Jim Tittsler wrote:
Has there been a change recently that is causing news-to-mail gated messages to include all of the news headers in the *body* of the mail message? (I hadn't updated my CVS snapshot for a couple of weeks... and now seem to be getting this behavior.)
UH, gee, 2.0beta5 does it too.. I hadn't even noticed, what with being out most of the week. I'm only subscribed to the gateway for my local test list (for testing mailman); all the other lists I actually read the articles in the newsgroup...
"RJ" == Ron Jarrell jarrell@vt.edu writes:
RJ> UH, gee, 2.0beta5 does it too.. I hadn't even noticed, what
RJ> with being out most of the week. I'm only subscribed to the
RJ> gateway for my local test list (for testing mailman); all the
RJ> other lists I actually read the articles in the newsgroup...Sigh. It could have been change 1.35 in Message.py. That tried to fix a different problem, but maybe this is causing the bug you noticed. Is it new->mail or mail->news or both directions?
-Barry
At 10:01 AM 07/29/00 -0400, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
"RJ" == Ron Jarrell jarrell@vt.edu writes:
RJ> UH, gee, 2.0beta5 does it too.. I hadn't even noticed, what RJ> with being out most of the week. I'm only subscribed to the RJ> gateway for my local test list (for testing mailman); all the RJ> other lists I actually read the articles in the newsgroup...
Sigh. It could have been change 1.35 in Message.py. That tried to fix a different problem, but maybe this is causing the bug you noticed. Is it new->mail or mail->news or both directions?
Same as Jim; just news-mail.
On Sat, Jul 29, 2000 at 10:01:48AM -0400, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
"RJ" == Ron Jarrell jarrell@vt.edu writes:
RJ> UH, gee, 2.0beta5 does it too.. I hadn't even noticed, what RJ> with being out most of the week. I'm only subscribed to the RJ> gateway for my local test list (for testing mailman); all the RJ> other lists I actually read the articles in the newsgroup...Sigh. It could have been change 1.35 in Message.py. That tried to fix a different problem, but maybe this is causing the bug you
Commenting out the: #if string.count(lines[0], ':'): # lines.insert(0, '\n') in Message.py/OutgoingMessage appears to fix the news-> mail problem, but I don't know what the "text with a colon on the first line" problem was that you were trying to fix. (Boy that array of lines sure gets split and joined a lot. :-)
-- Jim Tittsler, Tokyo Python Starship http://starship.python.net/crew/jwt/
"JT" == Jim Tittsler jwt@OnJapan.net writes:
JT> Commenting out the:
| #if string.count(lines[0], ':'):
| # lines.insert(0, '\n')
JT> in Message.py/OutgoingMessage appears to fix the news-> mail
JT> problem, but I don't know what the "text with a colon on the
JT> first line" problem was that you were trying to fix. (Boy
JT> that array of lines sure gets split and joined a lot. :-)Yeah, that's what I figured. I'll work out a better fix for the problem (which is at it's core related to the -- IMO -- bogus interface for rfc822.Message).
-Barry
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