On Thu, Apr 03, 2003 at 02:31:09PM -0800, Paul E Condon wrote: > > I am curious about where in the chain of delivery the truncation might > be happening. Is there a standard for email that specifies a line > buffer size? > > My software is fetchmail and mutt. I have already established that the > truncation is not happening in mutt, because I see it in > /var/mail/pecondon . I haven't yet figured out how I might check on > fetchmail. I don't have access to the internals of my ISP. On this, I'm afraid I don't have any idea, but... > I'm working on getting him to press carriage return from time to time > as he types, but he is somewhat set in his ways. For his "regular mail program" (POP or IMAP client of some flavour, I would assume) to *never* break his line seems incredibly, er, broken. (no pun intended) I wonder if there's any chance of convincing him to poke through the configuration menus and look for the checkbox that'll make it actually break his lines instead of just soft-wrapping them on his display. It *has* to be in there somewhere, right? Right? I realize this is a bit more complicated than hitting return, but hey: he'd only have to do it once. Cheers -- ,-----------------------------------------------------------------------------. > -ScruLoose- | I care less and less what people think. < > Please do not | - Ani DiFranco < > reply off-list. | < `-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'
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