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[Pan-users] Fun with Pan's header parsing...
From: |
Toby A Inkster |
Subject: |
[Pan-users] Fun with Pan's header parsing... |
Date: |
Sun, 29 Jun 2003 10:46:23 +0100 |
User-agent: |
Pan/0.14.0 (I'm Being Nibbled to Death by Cats!) |
Close pan.
Open up ~/.pan/profiles.xml and create a multi-line attribution by
changing, say:
<attribution>On %d, %n wrote:</attribution>
to:
<attribution>On %d,
%n wrote:</attribution>
Open pan again. Reply to some message, and choose the posting profile
you've just modified. Pan will correctly attribute the post:
On blah,
foobar wrote:
"Hurrah," we think! We have a multiline attribution!
But now we try to send the message. It fails. "Why?" we wonder.
I'll tell you why. Pan sets an internal header (never sent to the news
server) X-Pan-Internal-Attribution. It is set like follows:
X-Pan-Internal-Attribution: On blah, foobar wrote:
However, if the attribution contains a new line character, we get:
X-Pan-Internal-Attribution: On blah,
foobar wrote:
So it looks like there are two different headers set, one of them
containing a space (not an allowed character) so Pan chokes.
Anyway, I cordially request a way of inserting new line characters into
attributions.
X-Pan-Internal-Also-On-My-Wishlist: GPG
Ciao.
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