POP3::strip_clf() WordPress Method

POP3::strip_clf() is a method used to remove the Content-Length field from a email header. This is useful when a email is not correctly formatted and the Content-Length field is preventing the email from being parsed correctly.

POP3::strip_clf( $text = "" ) #

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File: wp-includes/class-pop3.php

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function strip_clf ($text = "") {
    // Strips \r\n from server responses
 
    if(empty($text))
        return $text;
    else {
        $stripped = str_replace(array("\r","\n"),'',$text);
        return $stripped;
    }
}

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