Attachment Warnings - End of Line Behavior Changed (CR, LF)

[Julian Field]

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If you switch off "Sign Clean Messages" so that the body of the  
message is totally untouched, it should leave them alone like it used  
to.

This is a major problem which we are working on.

On 1 Feb 2006, at 15:30, Marco Radzinschi wrote:

>
> Hello:
>
> I noticed that the CR/LF behavior has changed in the newest version  
> of MailScanner (4.49) from DOS (LF only) to Unix-type text files  
> (<CR>+<LF>) for the generated attachment warnings.
>
> I treid removing the excess <CR> characters in the report templates  
> myself, but I noticed that the Perl script still appends to the  
> report templates with <CR>+<LF>, which makes it appear mangled on a  
> GroupWise system running on Windows.
>
> I did not see a configuration option for this, so I am assuming  
> that it is hard-coded somewhere in the script, or in one of the  
> external modules that the script uses. Does anyone know how to  
> change this behavior?
>
> Thank You,
>
> Marco Radzinschi
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