On 19 Dec 2008, at 18:43, Jean-Nicolas Jolivet wrote:
I am indeed using NNTP, but really I'm not even looking at cr+lf
etc...
Basically I'm sending the following command to retrieve a message:
"ARTICLE <message-id>\r\n"
Then I'm reading all the data up until \r\n.\r\n is found....
(that is, a new line, a dot, and a new line again) which marks the
end of an email.... and I'm saving that data to the disk
mmm, now that I say it like that though.... a dot on a newline marks
the end of a message... and my problem is that I have dot inserted
on new lines? can't be a coincidence!... but then again, I'm using
AsyncSocket's "readToData" function... so I don't have much control
over that...
As you have access to the source you have as much control over it as
anyone else has!
The data checking termination code is in AsyncSocket.m -
(void)doBytesAvailable.
A bit of diligent poking in there might help.
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
silver...@videotron.ca
http://www.silverscripting.com
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