[Nmh-commits] [SCM] The nmh Mail Handling System branch, master, updated. 1.5-branchpoint-302-ge995737

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commit e99573743b82d936081e56f59e5881d53b4fed91
Author: Paul Fox <address@hidden>
Date:   Mon Nov 26 21:00:28 2012 -0500

    Artificial argv limits.
    
    when i skimmed the code earlier, i was looking at all the uses of
    MAXARGS -- many of which are used to size local arrays.  converting
    them all to be dynamically-sized might be a fair amount of work.
    
    but looking at rmm.c, refile.c, and folder_delmsgs(), i don't think
    that issue applies.  the patch below fixes the problem, and makes
    rmmproc and refile do the right thing (well, at least, the modern
    thing).  NB: i didn't test to the limit where execvp should return
    E2BIG.
    
    as for the rest of mh -- it's certainly possible to hit the MAXARGS
    limit with other commands (show, for instance), but i suspect the
    frequency is much lower, and those, too, can be fixed as needed.
    
    paul
    
    >From 9636bc0e1697829966f51d2c301cd5d730c38c0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
    From: Paul Fox <address@hidden>
    Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 20:49:55 -0500
    Subject: [PATCH] rmm/refile: remove the MAXARGS limit when running rmmproc

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