Peter wrote:
> Also, pop servers do not look at 'line lengths'

Maybe not overtly, but they often have an upper line length limit and simply
truncate lines at that limit.  I'm pretty sure that's exactly what's
happening.  Since there is no standard that specifies how long a line a POP3
server must handle, the right answer is not to send long lines in the first
place.


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