On 5/11/2005 2:51 PM, Kevin W. Gagel wrote: >>On 5/11/2005 6:58 AM, Martin G. Diehl wrote:
>>I haven't really looked into this much yet, but it appears >>that some embedded CR or LF characters are getting >>processed by SA and then fed back to Postfix, which then >>cleans up the message and splits the headers where it sees >>the bare CR or LF. The result is two sets of headers, the >>second of which naturally becomes part of the body. > > SpamAssassin does not alter the message. Like I said, I haven't really looked into very closely and I don't know who's doing the conversion of bare CR/LF into CRLF pairs. How sure are you that SA doesn't do conversion? I don't have much doubt that postfix cleanup is doing this, but frankly it seems more likely to be SA. > All MTA's will interpret the first blank line as the > begining of the body. No kidding. The problem we are seeing happens when there is a EOL marker at the end of a header, and when that is cleaned up we have two CRLF pairs all of a sudden, with all of the headers which follow suddenly being part of the message body. Trying to figure out who/where this is happening is the exercise -- Eric A. Hall http://www.ehsco.com/ Internet Core Protocols http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/coreprot/
