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Amazingly, in the millions of emails EPS has seen, it's never gotten one
that had a multipart message with no boundary.  Anyway, here is a quick diff
for mime.c that adds a check to make sure eps->b is allocated.

Stupid mistake.  I blame lack of coffee.   Does anyone even monitor this list
anymore? :)

I'll be releasing a 1.8 in the coming weeks with this fix as well as some other
potential features.

148,152c148
<   p = boundary_fetch(eps, eps->b->cdepth);
<   if (p) {
<      eps->m->boundary = mstrdup(p);
<      eps->m->depth    = eps->b->cdepth;
<   }
- ---
>   eps->m->depth = -1;
154,155c150,156
<   else
<      eps->m->depth    = -1;
- ---
>   if (eps->b) {
>      p = boundary_fetch(eps, eps->b->cdepth);
>      if (p) {
>         eps->m->boundary = mstrdup(p);
>         eps->m->depth    = eps->b->cdepth;
>      }
>   }

- --
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