In SMTP speak, a line with a single dot means end of message. So if
we're attaching a text file that contains such a line, we need to
"escape" it by making it two dots, as the spec says.
No unescaping code needed, the SMTP server takes care of it.
Details
Details
Sending a text file that starts with ".\n" used to send
an empty file, now it works, I get the full file, intact.
Diff Detail
Diff Detail
- Repository
- R733 KSmtp
- Branch
- Applications/17.12
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