Quoting Michael M Slusarz <[email protected]>:
In short, if you are going to update your server on a production
system, you need to use static files to serve javascript. Period.
And from the irony department... this issue just bit me personally.
I've been working on code to fix some issues with dynamic imp on IE9.
This was done on my laptop a few days ago. Since then, on another
system, those changes have been moved to a separate git branch and I
reverted to git master for now.
Other important information: I specifically *don't* use static files,
expressly opposite to what I suggested above, since it is infinitely
easier to debug (e.g. using Firebug) when the javascript files are
delivered separately and uncompressed.
So... I'm back on my laptop for the first time since I made these
changes. Sending the above message, it turns out I was using the
"newer" javascript code from a few days ago to post my compose text to
the "older" server-side code. Sure enough, FF did not catch that the
javascript files have changed since then. So the "newer" js code that
was cached on my browser sends the sent-mail information that is
encoded differently than what the current git master code expects, so
sure enough a garbage sent-mail mailbox was created since the
server-side code incorrectly decoded the sent-mail form data.
michael
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