2006/2/24, Sander boxtel@gmail.com:

Nope .. it's plaintext .. and there's no message about the linebreaks.

Regards,

Sander.

2006/2/24, Jon Daley roundcube@jon.limedaley.com:

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    Is this the problem with Outlook where it "helpfully" says "this

message has 'extra' line-breaks in it", and removes them for you? My emails from Pine routinely get stripped and it looks horrible in Outlook.

On Fri, 24 Feb 2006, Dave Rowe wrote:

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I just tested this, and the linebreaks show in the message in Outlook 2003.

Dave (This line should be below 'Dave') :)

On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 12:43:20 +0100, Sander boxtel@gmail.com wrote:

<snip> > Maybe the developers can simulate this ... just send yourself an > e-mail with linebreaks .. and receive it in Outlook (2003).

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Jon Daley http://jon.limedaley.com/

Now we're cooking with gas on the front right-hand burner.

I have found a solution for my 'No linebreaks in Outlook & double-linebreaks in gmail.com etc etc' - problem.

When I configure Roundcube to run with smtp_server=localhost (instead of empty ' ' ), it DOES keep all the linebreaks as I composed them in RC. Then everything works fine ... it even doesn't matter anymore if I use header_delimiter '\r\n' or '\n. (with empty smtp_server variable I had to use '\n' or my headers would be in the mail-body itself).

So I guess there is something wrong in how the PHP mail() function operates when being called from within RC (when there is no smtp_server set in RC's config file). It strips all linebreaks .. or (in other mailclients) it converts them to paragraphs.

Can this be some php.ini setting ? Or a bug in RC ?

Regards, Sander.