fetchmail-users

[fetchmail-users] fetchmail: incorrect header ?

[jay s. <jay...@ya...>]

Hi ,
        Can any one help me, what  the following error want to say  and what option i should use in fetchmailrc file to overcome this. I am getting the following error atleast 2 -3 times in a day.
         I observe that normaly these mails are spam mails.So i normly delete these mail and then every thing start normal.
        Is there any option by which i can download these type of incorrect header mail?
        I am using fetchmail-6.2.0-8 + fedora core 1

log o/p :--
=====
fetchmail: reading message ab...@te...@10.20.30.40:1 of 2 (63761 octets)
fetchmail: incorrect header line found while scanning headers
fetchmail: incorrect header line found while scanning headers
.............................................................fetchmail:  retained
fetchmail: POP3> RETR 2
fetchmail: POP3< +OK
fetchmail: reading message ab...@te...@10.20.30.40:2 of 2 (694 octets)
fetchmail: incorrect header line found while scanning headers
fetchmail:  retained
fetchmail: POP3> QUIT
fetchmail: POP3< +OK


Thanks & Regards
Jayesh


 
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Re: [fetchmail-users] fetchmail: incorrect header ?

[Rob M. <rob...@gm...>]

On 2/7/07, jay shi <jay...@ya...> wrote:
> Hi ,
>         Can any one help me, what  the following error want to say  and what
> option i should use in fetchmailrc file to overcome this. I am getting the
> following error atleast 2 -3 times in a day.
>          I observe that normaly these mails are spam mails.So i normly
> delete these mail and then every thing start normal.
>         Is there any option by which i can download these type of incorrect
> header mail?
>         I am using fetchmail-6.2.0-8 + fedora core 1

That's a *very* old version - upgrade to 6.3.6 and retest.

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