On Fri, 12 Dec 1997, Stefan Mink wrote:
> As I looked at 0xgClS-0001fc-01-H I remarked, that the last
> line was very strange and was missing a newline:
>
> 1801548396- sruhe.de
some news:
1801548396 = 0x6b61726c = "karl"
karl + sruhe.de = karlsruhe.de, which is part of the domain uni-karlsruhe.de
I'm no expert in c-programming but it seems that a struct header_line
has been placed somerwhere in the memory where "karlsruhe.de" was
stored during an earlier stage of the accepting-process. The
first 4 characters of "karlsruhe.de" have been interpreted as the 4 bytes
of the 'int slen' of the struct header_line and "sruhe.de" were interpreted
as the 'char text[1]' part.
So something went wrong during accept_msg of the concerned messages,
but unfortunately I wasn't able to figure out what.
If this helps, I can mail the spool-files of some of the concerned
messages.
tschuess
Stefan
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