OK, Scott, here are two headers that are supposed to be malformed. That is, these
both belong to messages that I cannot get to
download to Outlook Express on any machine.
Ben Bednarz
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----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] what causes malformed headers?
> > But if Imail adds it's own header, couldn't it add a header that
> > Outlook Express claims is 'out-of-standard'?
>
> Yes, they certainly could claim that. However, while there has been quite a bit of
>talk about "malformed headers", I haven't seen
IMail produce one yet. If they claim it is "out-of-standard", let's see the header...
I'll even take the time to check with the
RFCs to see if it is acceptable or not. Without a malformed header to look at,
there's not much that can be done.
>
> Several people have said that Microsoft says that the headers are malformed, but I
>have yet to see any malformed headers. We need
proof before we can say Microsoft is right.
>
> The headers that IMail here added to your E-mail were:
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> (they may not be formatted exactly due to web messaging and margins)
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> There is nothing wrong with those headers.
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