handle comments and quotes in headers; still doesn't deal with
backslashes however -- prescan should be cleaned up to deal with
this case. it turns out there are many bugs in prescan; it should
be e

handle comments and quotes in headers; still doesn't deal with
backslashes however -- prescan should be cleaned up to deal with
this case. it turns out there are many bugs in prescan; it should
be extensively rewritten.

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fix serious botch in SMTP reply code delta; change a bunch of
"Internal error" codes to a new "Remote protocol error" -- so that
I don't get blamed for things that other systems do.

do a better job at interpreting SMTP reply codes

do a better job at interpreting SMTP reply codes

give 554 message on syserr (instead of 451) if errno == 0; as it
was some permanent errors appeared transient

give 554 message on syserr (instead of 451) if errno == 0; as it
was some permanent errors appeared transient

hack crackaddr to strip blanks off the end of a cracked address; this
happens because "u at h" becomes "$g " (with two spaces at the end).
this doesn't solve the general case (e.g., "u at h (me)" co

hack crackaddr to strip blanks off the end of a cracked address; this
happens because "u at h" becomes "$g " (with two spaces at the end).
this doesn't solve the general case (e.g., "u at h (me)" comes out as
"$g (me)", with three spaces), but does handle the ugliest case.
besides, the "at" syntax is supposed to go away.

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hack crackaddr to strip blanks off the end of a cracked address; this
happens because "u at h" becomes "$g " (with two spaces at the end).
this doesn't solve the general case (e.g., "u at h (me)" co

hack crackaddr to strip blanks off the end of a cracked address; this
happens because "u at h" becomes "$g " (with two spaces at the end).
this doesn't solve the general case (e.g., "u at h (me)" comes out as
"$g (me)", with three spaces), but does handle the ugliest case.
besides, the "at" syntax is supposed to go away.

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simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup

simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup

simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup

simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup

simplify timeout code; allow multiple simultaneous queue runs so that
large messages don't freeze things up; fix EINTR problem in sfgets;
clean up canonname to be really correct; lots of misc. cleanup

release e_id after fork in daemon code; ignore events scheduled by
another process

release e_id after fork in daemon code; ignore events scheduled by
another process

release e_id after fork in daemon code; ignore events scheduled by
another process

assign a new queue id to all jobs coming in via TCP

assign a new queue id to all jobs coming in via TCP

sigh.... more fun and games in the daemon code to try to guess right.

recreate a socket after every failed accept()

apply ruleset 4 to rewrite addresses in the body of the message; fix
a clock.c bug that caused it to lose events; more time cleanup.

apply ruleset 4 to rewrite addresses in the body of the message; fix
a clock.c bug that caused it to lose events; more time cleanup.

apply ruleset 4 to rewrite addresses in the body of the message; fix
a clock.c bug that caused it to lose events; more time cleanup.

clean up time manipulation to always be current; assign job
id's earlier to make sure there is always one with a message.

clean up time manipulation to always be current; assign job
id's earlier to make sure there is always one with a message.