>Error: syntax error in report address in 
>/usr/share/assp/files/blockreportuser.txt in entry 
>*...@non_local_domain=>[email protected]=>2

>According to help text that should be a valid entry (?)

??  - replace  'non_local_domain' with the ('non local') domain name you 
want to search for.

>I'd suggest to make subject bold ("strong")

Edit the 'blockreport_sub.txt' to do this.

>1) The markup für the icon in the html part of the block report 
sometimes gets splitted within the cid: number, like

ASSP is not doing this nor should this be done by the HTML-Browser. It 
could be happen that a source viewer shows the HTML source this way, but 
this could be ignored.

Thomas




Von:    Zrin Ziborski <[email protected]>
An:     ASSP development mailing list <[email protected]>
Datum:  17.08.2010 11:25
Betreff:        [Assp-test] Further problems with Block-reports



  Am 16.08.2010 08:20, schrieb Thomas Eckardt:
>> looking for the cause of doubled MIME markup in block-report:
[...]
>>      push( @textreasons, $user{sum}{mimehead} )
> comment the line out - tell me it if it solves the double MIME markup
> (possibly yes - because the mimehead is separately added to every
> BlockReport)
It seems that this did the trick.


Further problems:
1) The markup für the icon in the html part of the block report 
sometimes gets splitted within the cid: number, like
<img src=cid:1
000 alt="request ASSP to resend this blocked email" border=0 width="16" 
height="16">
which of course breaks it.
Perhaps inserting a newline before it would help?


2) While looking at the logs I've found following (2.0.1 / 1.1.27):

Error: syntax error in report address in 
/usr/share/assp/files/blockreportuser.txt in entry 
*...@non_local_domain=>[email protected]=>2

According to help text that should be a valid entry (?)


A uggestion:
In order to make html block report more readable I'd suggest to make 
subject bold ("strong") and to insert a line break before it - I've added
$line =~ s/\[([^\]]+)\] ;/<br\/>[<strong>$1<\/strong>]/;
to getBlockReasons just before "$line = Encode::encode("utf-8", $line) 
...", but I guess there's a cleaner solution.


TIA,
Zrin

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