My NOCC installation seem sto be working fine except
that the following is always at the top of emails I send
from the program:
charset="ISO-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Message-Id: <E1DmEUn-0000fj-00@*********.co.uk>
X-Relay-IP: 212.67.202.198
X-SPF-Debug: implemented=no,result=pass
X-Spam-Score: 0 ()
X-Tracking-ID: j5PHUtYh018085
X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.45
Also, the line breaks seem to be doubled up. My clrf
setting uses the double quotes ("\r\n").
Any idea how I can stop the headers being attached to
the top of each email that is sent? And for a bonus
point, sort the double line spacing?
Thanks,
Russell
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Did you try with "\n" instead of "\r\n" ? Some MTA (i.e. qmail) prefer the first
line break.
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Using "\n" instead of "\r\n" solves the headers problem - they
no longer appear in messages, however the messages still
seem to have double line spacing. If I try just "\r" then the
emails arn't sent at all.
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OK about header issue.
About double line spacing : it seems your browser use "\r\n"
for textarea input, so your MTA add it's own "\n", then the
final mail has two line breaks : one "\r\n" and one "\n"
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That seems to make sense. How can I stop it?
I'm using IE6 and Firefox and get the same problem with
both?
(I'm reading the sent emails in MS Outlook by the way)
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Have you the possibility to setup your MTA to use "\r\n"
(the RFC way) instead of "\n" ?
The other possibility is to add a configuration option to
Nocc in order to replace "\r\n" to "\n" for outgoing mails,
but it will be in a future version of NOCC : we're fixing
issues before 0.9.7 release, not adding new features.
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I don't know what you mean by MTA so I guess the answer is
no :P
This feature and the extra lines in emails make the email very
easy to read atleast! I'll be content until a future release!
Keep up the excellent work!
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MTA is another name for the SMTP server.
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I may have a hint about the double line issue (i've just experienced the same
one) : do you use a real smtp server for $conf->domains[$i]->smtp, or did you
let it null in order to let Nocc use PHP's mail() function ?
I've got the double line issue while using PHP's mail() function, but not while
using a real SMTP server.
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Fixed in CVS.
It'll be included in next release.
But you can download daily snapshots at :
http://nocc.sourceforge.net/download/
Thanks for the bug report.