On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Emmanuel Gadaix wrote:
> Problem
>
> When generating MIME mails, e.g. for signing an email, OpenSSL adds an
> extra white space before the semi-column sign that separates the
> headers. In doing so, it violates MIME syntax (see RFC 2045, 2046,
> 2047).
Most people are not aware of generic RFC 822 tokenization rules
which essentially tell that you can sprinkle LWSP and comments
at so many places that they are complete nuisance...
Having thus MIME (sub-)header saying:
Content-Type: something / subtype ; foo = value (really!);
bar = value
has same meaning as:
Content-Type: something/subtype; foo=value; bar=value
> Thanks.
> --
> Jonathan Paisley
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/Matti Aarnio
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