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* This code is currently ONLY used to identify mbox and mail message files
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* This code is currently ONLY used to identify mbox and mail message files
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* which are badly handled by standard mime type identifiers
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* which are badly handled by standard mime type identifiers
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* There is a very old (circa 1990) mbox format using blocks of ^A (0x01) chars
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* There is a very old (circa 1990) mbox format using blocks of ^A (0x01) chars
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* to separate messages, that we don't recognize currently
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* to separate messages, that we don't recognize currently
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*/
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std::list<string> idFileAllTypes()
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{
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std::list<string> lst;
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lst.push_back("text/x-mail");
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lst.push_back("message/rfc822");
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return lst;
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}
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// Mail headers we compare to:
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// Mail headers we compare to:
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static const char *mailhs[] = {"From: ", "Received: ", "Message-Id: ", "To: ",
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static const char *mailhs[] = {"From: ", "Received: ", "Message-Id: ", "To: ",
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"Date: ", "Subject: ", "Status: ",
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"Date: ", "Subject: ", "Status: ",
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"In-Reply-To: "};
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"In-Reply-To: "};
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