On: Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 07:04:02AM -0600,Winship Wrote:

} On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Rich Greenberg wrote:
} > Well, I have had another one bounce back with the "headers in text"
} > error and I don't see anything wrong with it.  As requested the previous
} > time, here is the entire message that I got from the listserv.  Whats
} > wrong with it?  This user has successfully posted other times.
}
} In the second part of the multipart/mixed message there is:
} > --part1_1d4.5d7bb01.2bafcb2d_boundary
} > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1"
} > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
} > Sender: Siberian husky discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
} >
} > --dYFeEJKCWQINNMXOFJBDNJMdaTTTGH--
}
} That looks like it would quality as "Sender:" in the text, wouldn't it?
}
} Why don't you suggest to the poster that he switch from multipart/mixed
} to text/plain?  If hes is sending only text there is no reason to use
} multipart/mixed.

By golly Douglas, you are right.  My mailer hid that from me and I
didn't notice it when I forwarded it (I saved to a file, then included
the file in the text).

Thanks.

I wonder where that came from.  It wouldn't normally be in a post that
a user originated,  I suspect that it happens when a post is followed
up.

In AOL mailer 8,  can you turn off this behavior?  Even if you can, is
an AOL user capable of doing it?

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