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Date:	Wed, 25 Jul 2007 17:42:52 +0100
From:	"R.Renkema" <cabal AT sapo DOT pt>
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Subject:	Procmail bug or me bug?
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Hi list,

Following problem.

I filter a fetchmail message through procmail.

Procmail saves a backup: http://assist.dyndns.biz/cygwin/orgmessage.asc and then

goes

:0fhw
*
|spamtest.php

:0h:
* ^MYSPAM.*
myspam

myspam looks like:

http://assist.dyndns.biz/cygwin/mboxmsg.asc

As you can see large part of the message gone. OK in this case one might well
trow in the bug or feature discussion. Nevertheless it shouldn't do that should
it. 
I checked the output of spamtest and that's fine. And as you can see part of
the body is used so it definitly seems to break when procmail adds the header
again. 

Clue cookie? Any one?
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