This has to do with the difference between Windows and *nix line endings. I'm guessing you're using *nix and you don't have RC configured to use a sendmail server. You can fix this one of two ways. You can either edit the file "program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc" and replace every occurrence of "$header_str = $MAIL_MIME->txtHeaders($headers);" with "$header_str = str_replace("\r", '', $MAIL_MIME->txtHeaders($headers));". This will remove the extra carriage returns that are inserted by php's mail() function. The second option is to configure RC to use a sendmail server. If you're running one on the same box you can probably set "$rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'localhost';" and "$rcmail_config['smtp_port'] = 25;", or whatever is appropriate for your situation.

Jason

On 1/23/06, Michael D'Auria michael.dauria@gmail.com wrote:

Hello all!

I really like the way this email client looks and acts, having AJAX allows users to feel close to their desktop at all times. I would really like to allow the users that i host to take advantage of this software, but i have found a couple of issues with it at the moment.

Whenever i send a message the headers are not hidden as with other email clients:

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From: michael@testing.com Cc: michael.test@gmail.com Message-ID: c5a40c8d3e4a8525545c3ba8825199cb@localhost

X-Sender: michael@testing.com

User-Agent: RoundCube Webmail

sdfgfdghfdhghg

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Also, the name comes up as "unknown sender" but i know i have set the c flag when creating user accounts with vpopmail...

.: Michael :.