Alexander,
> I knew something was missing, thx I added the option so my tcpdump
> call looks like this:
> "tcpdump -i any -s 0 -w tcdump.raw port 10024 or port 10025"
> I updated the uploaded tcpdump onto my webspace at www.temporal.ch/tmp .
> ... you can find three new files now, debug_sender.log
hi Mark,
> Thanks, but you packet capture truncated packets to 96 bytes.
> To see anything useful full packets need to be captured, usually
> option -s 0 to tcpdump does that, or use -s 1600.
I knew something was missing, thx I added the option so my tcpdump
call looks like this:
"tcpdump -i any
Alexander,
> Ok, but can't it be possible that the whole message gets UTF8
> encoded, since the header is ASCII anyway the problems occur only on
> the body.
Maybe some perl magic, but I haven't seen anything like that so far.
Also, amavisd sets its temporary file to binmode.
> I added a tcpdump
Hi Mark,
> amavisd-new doesn't do this, even if it wanted to.
> The mail contents gets read from a temporary file directly
> to a SMTP session back to MTA, no modifications to a mail body there.
Ok, but can't it be possible that the whole message gets UTF8
encoded, since the header is ASCII anyw