Messages composed via 0.1-rc1 are double spaced. If I compose email via an alternative means, mutt on the local MTA for instance, the spacing is normal. This seems to be the case while composing email via MSIE or Firefox.
Server config: Cent4 Postfix 2.2.10 Dovecot 0.99 Maildrop 2.0.2 Spamassassin 3.1.9 Apache 2.0.59 MySQL 5.0.44 PHP 5.1.6
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Sean
Sean Lynch wrote:
Messages composed via 0.1-rc1 are double spaced. If I compose email via an alternative means, mutt on the local MTA for instance, the spacing is normal. This seems to be the case while composing email via MSIE or Firefox.
If I understand you right, you have empty lines between the message headers. Or within the content block?
Server config: [...] PHP 5.1.6
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
If you're using PHP's mail() function, which means that you did not specify and SMTP server in the RoundCube config, this can happen depending on the OS. Actually we've built in an auto-detection for the message headers but this can be overridden by setting 'mail_header_delimiter' in config.
You can play around with this setting by either setting "\n" or "\r\n".
Hope this helps...
~Thomas
On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 09:25:13 +0200, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
Sean Lynch wrote:
Messages composed via 0.1-rc1 are double spaced. If I compose email via
an
alternative means, mutt on the local MTA for instance, the spacing is normal. This seems to be the case while composing email via MSIE or Firefox.
If I understand you right, you have empty lines between the message headers. Or within the content block?
Server config: [...] PHP 5.1.6
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
If you're using PHP's mail() function, which means that you did not specify and SMTP server in the RoundCube config, this can happen depending on the OS. Actually we've built in an auto-detection for the message headers but this can be overridden by setting 'mail_header_delimiter' in config.
You can play around with this setting by either setting "\n" or "\r\n".
Hope this helps...
~Thomas
Thanks for the quick reply. The extra newlines are within the content block. In fact, since I'm composing this mail with RoundCube, you'll see the extra ^Ms (or =0D's while viewing source in a browser) at the end of every line. You are correct, I'm not actually specifying an SMTP server.
On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 03:41:11 -0400, Sean Lynch seanlynch@seanlynch.org wrote:
On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 09:25:13 +0200, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
Sean Lynch wrote:
Messages composed via 0.1-rc1 are double spaced. If I compose email
via
an
alternative means, mutt on the local MTA for instance, the spacing is normal. This seems to be the case while composing email via MSIE or Firefox.
If I understand you right, you have empty lines between the message headers. Or within the content block?
Server config: [...] PHP 5.1.6
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
If you're using PHP's mail() function, which means that you did not specify and SMTP server in the RoundCube config, this can happen depending on
the
OS. Actually we've built in an auto-detection for the message headers
but
this can be overridden by setting 'mail_header_delimiter' in config.
You can play around with this setting by either setting "\n" or "\r\n"
Hope this helps...
~Thomas
Thanks for the quick reply. The extra newlines are within the content block. In fact, since I'm composing this mail with RoundCube, you'll see the extra ^Ms (or =0D's while viewing source in a browser) at the end of every line. You are correct, I'm not actually specifying an SMTP server.
I've attached a screenshot illustrating the issue.
Sean Lynch wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. The extra newlines are within the content block. In fact, since I'm composing this mail with RoundCube, you'll see the extra ^Ms (or =0D's while viewing source in a browser) at the end of every line.
OK, then forget about the header_delimiter config parameter.
You are correct, I'm not actually specifying an SMTP server.
Then you can try to set the 'smtp_server' config parameter to let RoundCube talk directly to the SMTP server instead of using mail(). Not sure if it helps but at least we can localize the problem.
~Thomas
On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 09:55:41 +0200, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
Sean Lynch wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. The extra newlines are within the content block. In fact, since I'm composing this mail with RoundCube, you'll
see
the extra ^Ms (or =0D's while viewing source in a browser) at the end of every line.
OK, then forget about the header_delimiter config parameter.
You are correct, I'm not actually specifying an SMTP server.
Then you can try to set the 'smtp_server' config parameter to let RoundCube talk directly to the SMTP server instead of using mail(). Not sure if it helps but at least we can localize the problem.
~Thomas
That did it! PHP bug I suppose?
You've developed a very impressive app, btw. I'm very happy with RoundCube.
Thanks again.
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Sean Lynch -
Thomas Bruederli