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Charles Kerr |
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[Pan-devel] address@hidden: Problems downloading uuencoded binaries] |
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Sun, 12 Jan 2003 08:20:10 -0800 |
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Anyone else seeing this?
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Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 14:11:35 +0100
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Some days ago, I had problems downloading certain binaries. I've been
investigating and I think the problem is those binaries, which are
uuencoded, are finished with "fin" instead of with "end".
Moreover, that binaries are posted with
NNTP POWER-POST 2000 (Build 25b; yEnc) - www.CosmicWolf.com
Xnews (http://xnews.newsguy.com) has no problems downloading those binaries.
I've tried to modify pan to fix this but I haven't succeed.
I made this change in util-mime.c :
*new util-mime.c*:
static gboolean
uu_is_ending_line (const char * line)
{
return line!=NULL && !g_strncasecmp(line,"end",3) && !strstr(line,"cut")
&& !strstr(line,"CUT") && !g_strncasecmp(line,"fin",3);
}
*original util-mime.c*:
static gboolean
uu_is_ending_line (const char * line)
{
return line!=NULL && !g_strncasecmp(line,"end",3) && !strstr(line,"cut")
&& !strstr(line,"CUT");
}
As I've already said it didn't work. I still have the same problems
downloading that binaries.
I use pan-0.13.3 under Debian.
--
Miguel Rubio
GNU/Linux Debian unstable
miguel.rubio at hispalinux dot es
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