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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.>> You must use <literal>\r\n</literal> to separate headers, although Aidan Lister wrote: > The problem with this is \n is wrong, and \r\n is right. If you're a new > user, and you read the above, what would you use? I'd most certainly use = \n, > which is exactly what we don't want, right?=20 Both of \n and \r\n can be wrong, it depends on the transfer agent. Some Unix transfer agents replace \n with \r\n so using \r\n will lead to \r\r\n - it's wrong the same as plain \n is. Jakub Vrana
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