Thanks Mike. Turning off word wrap solved the problem.
Rick.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike.Oliver@Sun.COM [mailto:Mike.Oliver@Sun.COM]
Sent: January 9, 2003 9:03 AM
To: Herding, Rick; Majordomo-Users@greatcircle.com
Subject: Re: Maxlength in TO line for approvals
"Herding, Rick" <Rick.Herding@webct.com> wrote:
>approved: <majordomo password>
>TO: <original recipient list>
>FROM: <original sender>
>SUBJECT: <original subject line>
>CC: <original cc list>
>
>The problem I am having is that when there are more than 2 or 3
original
>recipients to be listed in the TO: line, the recipient list line gets
>truncated and the remaining text from that line gets tossed into the
>body of the message. And, since everthing after and below the
>truncation on the TO: line gets dumped into the body of the message,
the
>resulting post on the list does not contain anything on the FROM: line
>(other than Owner Users), and does not contain a subject or a CC line
>(all this shows up in the body of the message though.
That sounds as though something, probably your mail client, is wrapping
the
TO: line because it sees it as just another too-long line of text.
Try either turning off automatic line wrapping in your client or keep
the
TO: line below the line-length limit by wrapping it manually -- and if
you do the latter, remember that a continuation of a mail header line
must start with whitespace to prevent it from being misinterpreted as
a new header. It'd look like:
approved: <majordomo password>
TO: <your-list@your-domain>, <some-long-address@some-other-domain>,
<another-address@somewhere-else>, <last-address@elsewhere>
FROM: <original sender>
SUBJECT: <original subject line>
CC: <original cc list>
If the CC: line is long then do the same thing there.
Mike.
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mike.oliver@sun.com
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