<wolfgang.huse@schulstrasse19.de> wrote:

>Hi,
>i´ve got an Exchange2003 who receives mail via IIS-SMTP... now following
>happens:
>If i receive a Mail which contains a lot of recipients the header becomes
>malformed. This means that some of the recipients, subject-tag and
>mime-information a.e. are shown in the body of the message...
>Any ideas ?
>
>Regards,
>Wolfgang
>

> Gee, I can use teh same anser for two problems! <g>
>
> This sounds like a problem at the other end, not yours...
>
> Headers becomming part of teh body are caused by a blank line in the
> headers. The RFC says that the first blank line in an email denotes
> the end of headers, and the beginning of the message. This prevents
> confusion when a message text contains header like lines...
>
> It is a known problem with some SPAM programs.
>
> On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 18:02:52 +0100, "Wolfgang Huse"
> <wolfgang.huse@schulstrasse19.de> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>i´ve got an Exchange2003 who receives mail via IIS-SMTP... now following
>>happens:
>>If i receive a Mail which contains a lot of recipients the header becomes
>>malformed. This means that some of the recipients, subject-tag and
>>mime-information a.e. are shown in the body of the message...
>>Any ideas ?
>>
>>Regards,
>>Wolfgang
>>
>
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