Hi,
I think I've found a couple of problems with the mu_stream_to_message function.
The first is a minor one and relates to the envelope. If the routine cannot
identify the sender as a local user it uses "GNU Mailutils". Because this is
more then one word it causes confusion to anything else that reads the envelope
:(
I'd suggest changing it to a single word, perhaps "GNUMailutils"
The second problem might be my fault, but ...
The message I am wanting to deliver is in a temporary file stream. If I pass
this stream to the mu_stream_to_message function then the resulting message
ends up with an additional ^M character appended to each line. This causes all
sorts of problems further down the line which eventually corrupts the mailbox.
I've used a file stream instead of a temporary file stream to trap the message
data and that does not seem to add the extra character so I'm assuming its
happening inside mu_stream_to_message.
Andy
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