On 18 Mar 2002, Nickolay Pakoulin wrote:
AA> Signaling: (quit)
AA> accept-process-output(#<network connection "POP<1>"
("pop3" . "pop.t-online.com") state:run>)
AA> pop3-read-response(#<network connection "POP<1>"
("pop3" . "pop.t-online.com") state:run> t)
AA> pop3-open-server("pop.t-online.com" "pop3")
I attached the patch below that makes pop3.el work. Still it seems VERY
suspicios to me. I changed search patterns but the real fix should deal with
coding systems IMHO.
This is the obvious fix, yes, but I think it is the wrong one. pop3
should disable EOL magic instead, and match on \r\n. I thought setting
the read/write coding system to binary would be enough, but apparently it
isn't.