# The first is that every night when I run hypermail, it re-extracts all
# attached binaries into a new file. So, while not with binxxxx files
# (as reported in the list previously), it replicates messages. For
# example, someone had attached the file "seshan.ppt." The first time
# you run it, it extracts the file correctly. The second time it is
# run, it creates an identical file "aseshan.ppt", the third time
# "bseshan.ppt" and on and on. All these new files are orphaned (no
# links to them), as the first message was written only once with the
# correct filename.
This is a known problem. I have it corrected it (I think) in my development version. I'll retest it to make sure. ;)
# The second problem appears to be with header parsing the date field.
# For some reason, it doesn't extract the date correctly. I have
# attached a stack trace and a sample header.
Thanks for the test message. I have done a great deal of work on the date parsing so I'll see if this passes as well.
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