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Alexander Krotov
2020-12-06 04:26:20 +03:00
parent f774665921
commit fc1f44c6d6
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src/mimeparser.rs
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@@ -650,7 +650,7 @@ impl MimeMessage {
self.failure_report = Some(report); self.failure_report = Some(report);
} }
// Add all parts (we need another part, preferrably text/plain, to show as an error message) // Add all parts (we need another part, preferably text/plain, to show as an error message)
for cur_data in mail.subparts.iter() { for cur_data in mail.subparts.iter() {
if self.parse_mime_recursive(context, cur_data).await? { if self.parse_mime_recursive(context, cur_data).await? {
any_part_added = true; any_part_added = true;
@@ -1272,7 +1272,7 @@ fn is_attachment_disposition(mail: &mailparse::ParsedMail<'_>) -> bool {
/// Tries to get attachment filename. /// Tries to get attachment filename.
/// ///
/// If filename is explitictly specified in Content-Disposition, it is /// If filename is explicitly specified in Content-Disposition, it is
/// returned. If Content-Disposition is "attachment" but filename is /// returned. If Content-Disposition is "attachment" but filename is
/// not specified, filename is guessed. If Content-Disposition cannot /// not specified, filename is guessed. If Content-Disposition cannot
/// be parsed, returns an error. /// be parsed, returns an error.
@@ -1328,7 +1328,7 @@ fn get_attachment_filename(
} }
} }
} else { } else {
warn!(context, "apostroped encoding invalid: {}", name); warn!(context, "apostrophed encoding invalid: {}", name);
// be graceful and just use the original name. // be graceful and just use the original name.
// some MUA, including Delta Chat up to core1.50, // some MUA, including Delta Chat up to core1.50,
// use `filename*` mistakenly for simple encoded-words without following rfc2231 // use `filename*` mistakenly for simple encoded-words without following rfc2231