Le mardi 1 novembre 2011 21:57:04, Stevan Bajić a écrit : [SNIP]
> > Looking now more closer to the original message you wrote.... I realize > that the message got truncated before the dot. Usually that kind of > stuff happens if the dot is the first character and it is not properly > escaped (dot stuffing. See > http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2821#section-4.5.2). But that dot in your > message is at the end of the line. Somehow I can not believe that it is > dot stuffing issue. But who knows? It looks like and it smells like a > dot stuffing issue. I did a quick check to see where is the dot in the raw message given. The answer is it is the byte 1952. This means 1640 bytes were added before the dot (1640+1951=3591). This fits with the fact that header could have been added by some mail server. The raw message given in this bug report is 4487 bytes long. With the 1640 bytes added somewhere before the dot (probably in the header), the total is now 6127 bytes, so bigger than the 6021 bytes announced by exim. Besides, the mailing list has a footer/signature, there should be at least 198 more bytes for the signature. There is also the -- which is not on a new line in the copy of the mail on gmane, I don't know if all this is relevant but I thought it wouldn't hurt to put my thought here. [SNIP] Thomas
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