This is not a majordomo issue, but a Netscape Messaging one. The
Messaging server, when delivering to programs, is ending all lines
with CRLF characters. Unix only uses LF, so the CR (^M) is left
visible in the line. Where this causes grief to majordomo, is the
text message format requires a "blank" line between headers and body
of messages, which never happens because of the ^M on that line.
Until we can convince Netscape that this is a bug in their MTA, all
we can do is look for it and strip it out in majordomo.
Dan Liston
Jason Helfman wrote:
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> This is due to the way Majordomo handles the mail. Send in plain text,
> or apply a patch.
>
> www.google.com
>
> query on demime
>
> On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 09:56:53AM -0500, Dan Liston thus spake:
> | I had an exchange with antoher Netscape Messaging server user about
> | majordomo in the July - Aug time frame. Let me go back and check the
> | archives for the answer. I need to stay on top of this issue better.
> |
> | Blair Barrett wrote:
> | >
> | > I am using
> | >
> | > Majordomo 1.94.5
> | > Netscape Messaging Server 4.15
> | > Solaris 8
> | >
> | > What's happening:
> | >
> | > When I try to subscribe to the list, I receive a "No valid command
> | > found" error and the help file.
> |
> | The person I was talking to said he had applied a majordomo patch
> | that solved the problem, but did not tell me where he acquired the
> | patch that he used.
> |
> | My laptop was stolen while I was in Canada in August, and I am
> | assuming my correspondence was in my sent folder on that hard
> | drive. I am still digging for your answer though.
> |
> | Dan Liston
>
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