OK, I think I am finally observing something strange locally. I can send mail between two virtual addresses and although the empty lines don't
appear here, I noticed that headers and body inserted by Mahogany have CRLF while Exim's Received and From headers and end of message newline have just LF. Messages received by fetchmail, filtered by Mahogany, and filtered again with procmail have only LF everywhere. Empty lines are LFLF pairs. I would like to hear some references to standards that specify newline conventions for various protocols: mailbox, sendmail pipe, c-client data structures, Mahogany data structures. I would like to hear how is each protocol tolerant to the other convention. This tolerance is also interesting in Smtp and Pop3 protocols, which normally use CRLF. So, I need to fill two tables. First one is for CRLF: Mailbox: ??? Sendmail pipe: ??? C-client structures: ??? Mahogany structures: prohibited, but how to enforce it? Smtp: standard Pop3: standard Another one is for LF: Mailbox: ??? Sendmail pipe: ??? C-client structures: ??? Mahogany structures: standard, but not enforced at inputs? Smtp: ??? Pop3: ??? ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-developers
