Hi,
Friedrich Strohmaier wrote on 2011-05-16 23.45:
As I read in this thread and in others, answering listmails received in
digests cause problems for some mail clients. As I found out Thunderbird
is affected and gmail seems as well. I suspect it may be caused by the
base64 encoded content of that mails.
ah, thanks a lot - now I got it.
I don't have any digest subscriptions. From what I recall with
Thunderbird 3.x, you should see all mails as attachments. If you open up
that attachment, you should be able to reply to it. However, cannot test
it right now.
Might also be an error in encoding introduced either by mlmmj or by
pymime. For mlmmj, I plan (soon :-) to update to a newer version that
might bring cure. For pymime, you could try
editing /var/spool/mlmmj/transport
changing mlmmj-pymime to mlmmj for the test list
do a postfix reload
try the digesting again
don't forget to go back from mlmmj to mlmmj-pymime and restart Postfix
That way you can at least discover if the erorr is in pymime or not.
Florian
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