Re: email eol echo

[Pat LaVarre <p.lavarre@ieee.org>]

Perhaps the marc archive is the only eol echo
service we can find?

curl 'http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=kernelnewbies&m=106263064208076&q=raw'
fetches a version of a post of mine, a version in
which '\n' '\t' '=' etc. remain intact.

In my view here now of this mail before I send
it, the eol's of the next paragraph are the
cr lf of Dos rather than the lf of Unix:

eol was cr lf
eol was cr lf
eol was cr lf


I'm curious to see if the marc archive preserves these
eol's.

If these cr lf survive, then I think we can guess that
whenever we see eol = lf in the curl of the raw archive
at marc, we have signalled eol = lf with enough strength
to pass the linux-kernel test.

Pat LaVarre



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