Re: Bug #15355 Updated: test bug

> Weird people exist on earth ;) The submit form allows for such a long > OS string / summary, etc. Not all the OS string is stored though... > I introduced this feature to make headers readable even if strlen(header > content) is more than 72 - strlen(header name), so it needs a wrap. > If anytime such an OS string can come, it's worth to have this code here... > > Anyway, the form needs a maxlength="someossizevalue" param to not > allow strings not stored in database... OK, so to be correct, here is the table structure: CREATE TABLE bugdb ( id int(8) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, bug_type char(32), email varchar(40) NOT NULL, sdesc varchar(80) NOT NULL, ldesc text NOT NULL, php_version char(16), php_os varchar(32), status varchar(16), ts1 datetime, # bug created date ts2 datetime, # bug last updated date assign varchar(16), passwd varchar(20),# user password PRIMARY KEY (id), FULLTEXT (email,sdesc,ldesc) ); email, status, bug_type, php_os, php_version, assign, sdesc can be changed using our bug forms. The most critical regarding the sent out mails is "sdesc", which can be 80 chars. This is definetly above 72, so it may need a wrap sometimes. In such a case, this code will make the wrap "intelligent", making the mails more readable. Goba