Re: [SM-USERS] problem with the visualization of html emails - img src

[Miguel A. N. <co...@mi...>]

2009/12/17 Seth Randall <ind...@us...>:
> On 12/14/2009 04:22 PM, Miguel Angel Nieto wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I received an email in html. When I try to read the email (in html, no
>> in plain text)  Squirrelmail changes the attatched image001.gif with a
>> blank.png.
>>
>> The img html code:
>>
>> <IMG=20
>>           id=3D_x0000_i1025 height=3D471 src=3D"image001.gif" =
>> width=3D497=20
>>           border=3D0>
>>
>> The base64 part:
>>
>> Content-Type: image/gif;
>>         name="image001.gif"
>> Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
>> Content-ID:<B6A053C534DE4203883CAB2AE0C9B7F9@wbe79d85bf7624>
>> Content-Description: image001.gif
>> Content-Location: image001.gif
>>
>> If I forward the email to a evolution managed account I can view the
>> mail without problems.
>>
>> Squirrelmail change the attachmet because parse_url function don't see
>> any of these:
>>
>> case 'mailto':
>> case 'http':
>> case 'https':
>> case 'ftp':
>> case 'outbind':
>> case 'cid':
>>
>> The attachment in the html mail is referenced with an<img src=...">
>>
>> Can you help me? :)
>>
>> Squirrelmail 1.4.19
>>
>> Thank you.
> It's because SquirrelMail doesn't support sourcing an attached image
> with a cid: url. Does anyone know why SquirrelMail doesn't support
> attached images without cid:? I know Thunderbird doesn't have any
> trouble with it. Is it something that should be supported?

Hi,

It should be supported, sourcing an attatch image with src is on the
RFC  http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2557.txt (9.4 Example with a
relative URI and no BASE available), and some email clients use "src"
to reference an image.

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