Re: Problem with MIME module

More generally, headers["x"] contains whatever comes after the colon on a header line on the format

X: whatever

so in the case of Content-Transfer-Encoding, it contains the mechanism part.

/ Marcus Comstedt (ACROSS) (Hail Ilpalazzo!)

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2003-11-10 17:27: Subject: Re: Problem with MIME module

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But in the Pike code of MIME.pmod we have:

 if (headers["content-transfer-encoding"]) {
   array(string) arr=tokenize(headers["content-transfer-encoding"]);
   if (sizeof(arr)!=1 || !stringp(arr[0]))
     throw (({ "invalid Content-Transfer-Encoding in message\n",
               backtrace() }));
   transfer_encoding = lower_case(arr[0]);
 }

Ok I was wrong since headers["content-transfer-encoding"] contains the the real encoding like "8bit" or "base64". Anyway I don't know why but the MIME module fails on some Lotus mails.

/ David

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