MailScanner stoped working after PERL upgrade (I think so)

[Julian Field]

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Something is very wrong with your system. Here's what I get with your 
message:

MsgContSize=635 DataOffset=346 NumRecips=1
Content size = 635
Data offset  = 346
Num Recips   = 1

which looks fine to me.

Boris Jordanov wrote:

> Julian Field wrote:
> ...
>
>> I take back my comment about Wietse, he doesn't appear to have broken 
>> anything in 2.2.6 (the latest version). I have just used it to create 
>> a message and nothing has changed.
>>
>> Can you send me (zip it first) an offending message please? I have 
>> just built and installed 2.2.6 and cannot reproduce your problem.
>>
>
> As I told you - the message does not matter. It dies on  _every_ 
> message (at least these are my observations).
>
> perl 5.8.6-18
> perl-MailTools 1.67-2.2
> postfix 2.2.2-2
>
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