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<div>> Bad news, David, I think I mislead you with my Option #1 - it looks</div>
<div>> sorta OK, but it still is full of bad stuff, including line wraps, when</div>
<div>> you look at the actual text of the email.</div>
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<div>> Sorry for getting your hopes up. Try finding an open port 25. :-/</div>
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<div>That's pretty strange, as I managed to apply the patch after receiving my own mail. I also diffed it with my original patch file, and no difference was found (it wasn't so in the past).</div>
<div>Also, in the past, when I had wrapping problems, I got the patch all wrapped up in the daily list mail, but here it was fine<font face="Arial Unicode MS Western, sans-serif">…</font></div>
<div>Well, will try to look for that 25 port<font face="Arial Unicode MS Western, sans-serif">…</font></div>
<div>Regards,</div>
<div>David.</div>
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