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The data in the longblob field might be text, which could be causing the
confusion. For example, when I look at the data in the longblob field, I
see /n for a newline and when I look at the bytea it is 012.
I can only tell you what happened in the client end, in terms of
corruption. I am using the Thunderbord client. When I clicked on a
message, it didn't show the data and when I looked at the headers, it
was just a big mess. I'm guessing that somehow the newlines didn't work
and the headers and message were overlaid on top of each other.
Richard Huxton wrote:
> Your Python script seems to think it's dealing it's dealing with text
> rather than a stream of bytes too. I'm not a Python programmer, but I'd
> guess it's treating one of the database fields (either MySQL or
> PostgreSQL) as text not bytes. You'll need to check the docs for
> binary-data handling in your Python libraries.
>
> I'm puzzled as to how the data was corrupted with escape_bytea() - I
> can't imagine it would be that difficult for the library to get right.
> I'd be suspicious that the source data wasn't what I thought it was.
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