Sven Hartge schrieb:
>Michael Bäuerle <
michael....@stz-e.de> wrote:
[References-Zeile zu lang]
>> Umbrechen reicht nicht, die Längenbeschränkung gilt für den
>> ungefalteten Zustand.
>
>Sicher? In RFC5536 2.2 steht explizit:
>
>,----
>| Compliant software MUST NOT generate (but MAY accept) header field
>| lines of more than 998 octets. This is the only limit on the
>| length of a header field line prescribed by this standard.
>`----
>
>Wichtig ist hier die Betonung von "header field lines", denn:
>
>,----
>| NOTE: As stated in [RFC5322], there is NO restriction on the
>| number of lines into which a header field may be split, and
>| hence there is NO restriction on the total length of a header
>| field (in particular it may, by suitable folding, be made to
>| exceed the 998-octet restriction pertaining to a single header
>| field line).
>`----
>
>Durch line splitting kann man praktisch ein unbegrenzte Länge von
>Headern erreichen.
Hätte ich jetzt auch gedacht, aber RFC5537 sagt in 3.4.4.
"Construction of the References Header Field":
| If the resulting References header field would, after unfolding,
| exceed 998 characters in length (including its field name but not the
| final CRLF), it MUST be trimmed (and otherwise MAY be trimmed).
Da scheint es wohl eine Ausnahme für die References zu geben.
Marcel
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