Ignore the first and last "parts" in multipart messages#5
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Ignore the first and last "parts" in multipart messages#5GREsau wants to merge 1 commit intomailhog:masterfrom
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Everything before the first boundary delimiter line or after the last one should be ignored (see RFC 2046)
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In my case I don't see any empty parts. Might not be wise blindly removing parts. |
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In my experience, MailHog's MIME tab displays every email as having an empty initial part and a 2-byte final part (consisting of 2 dashes). This is because MailHog is incorrectly treating content before the initial boundary and after the final boundary as real parts. This content should be ignored, as specified by RFC 2046:
This PR will make MailHog ignore everything before the first multipart boundary and after the last one.