A number of times, but not AFAIK, universally, when I file attach PDFs, the resulting attachment is one byte short. The copy in my outbox is wrong, and look at this, even mhstore has a problem:
dyas-[/var/tmp](3.3.8) mcr 10144 %mhstore +outgoing 165 storing message 165 part 1.1 as file 165.1.1.txt mhstore: premature ending (bitno 0) near ZgoyMjMyNDMKJSVFT0YK storing message 165 part 2 as file 165.2.pgp-signature well, I was going to show the file before and after, but it seems I can't easily do that. I saw this 1-2 times in the last month. I don't attach a lot of files, so it could be 100% of the time. obiwan-[life/taxes/2023](3.3.8) mcr 10202 %ls -l 2023MichaelRichardson-NOA.pdf -rw-r--r-- 1 mcr rvm 223638 Apr 1 2024 2023MichaelRichardson-NOA.pdf That was the file. Yes, info for my banker. It's not an odd number of bytes. It *is* a multiple of three (which matters to base64) Maybe there an interaction with GnuPG signing, and I'll investigate this next. I am running with my patch to sbr/m_getfld.c: commit 7b0091cfa1f88dfbcef75106d60ac9269f9f7d83 (HEAD -> missing-zero-bytes-read, savannah/missing-zero-bytes-read) I'm not sure if it got merged yet, I think not. I'll rebase it. I'm posting as a FYI. -- ] Never tell me the odds! | ipv6 mesh networks [ ] Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works | network architect [ ] [email protected] http://www.sandelman.ca/ | ruby on rails [
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