Why is it a problem? The server ignores commands that it don't have capability
for anyways.
Only wonkiness of Samsung Mail (same in Microsoft Outlook), I have noticed, is
that new email happens to arrive in the middle of the inbox if the sending
server has its date incorrectly set. (EXTREMELY irritating if the server is off
by more than a day or similar).
So I do this in my SMTP server to correct the date of all incoming emails:
accept
remove_header = date
add_header = Date: $tod_full
What it does, is deleting the header "Date:" and then adds a new header "Date:"
with the actual server time of MY server.
If SIZE causes a problem in someone's server, just configure the server to
delete the SIZE parameter of incoming emails (could even be done in certain
firewalls).
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Från: Mark E. Mallett via mailop <[email protected]>
Skickat: den 13 januari 2024 18:19
Till: [email protected]
Ämne: [mailop] Samsung and SIZE
I happened to see Samsung's email app send a SIZE parameter (rfc1870) to MAIL
command without the capability being advertised. I wonder if this is a known
thing, it's a difficult question to google. For me anyway.
I don't know details about phone or app versions, other than that it's probably
recent.
This is just a random note. I doubt it affects anyone but it's still wrong.
-mm- (plus, how often do I get to post here?)
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