Milter-greylist

Benoit Branciard a \ufffdcrit :
> manu@... a \ufffdcrit :
>> Benoit Branciard <benoit.branciard@...> wrote:
>>
>>> My scripts output only \n's, and I just verified Apache didn't mangle
>>> them to something else.
>>>
>>> Should they send \r\n's ?
>> No, it was just an idea. 

I think end-of-lines are out of concern.

If I get my test script output \r\n's:

echo -e "milterGreylistStatus: Ok\r"
echo -e "milterGreylistMsg: You are not allowed to connect\r"

errors in mail.log become:

milter-greylist: ignoring unepxected "milterGreylistStatus" => "Ok^M"
milter-greylist: ignoring unepxected "ncmilterGreylistMsg" => "You are 
not allowed to connect"

Problem is still present, and \r are not stripped and interfer with 
parameter values parsing.

I can't find a logic error in answer_parse() in urlcheck.c, so I believe 
data corruption occurs *before* this fucntion is called, but why/where...
Manual wget or lynx of my script URL return correct contents.

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