On March 12, 2008 at 08:02, "Alexandre Pedroso" wrote: > *Original line in the body message* > > <P align=center><IMG height=32 *src= > http://www.mysite.com.br/images/image1.gif* width=200 > border=0><BR><B><FONT > face=Tahoma color=#cf094a size=4>Very good system</FONT></B></P></TD> > > *Mhonarc changed line in the body message* > > <P align=center><IMG height=32 *src="gifcLRVf7gvYJ.gif"* width=200 > border=0><BR><B><FONT face=Tahoma color=#cf094a size=4>Very good system > </FONT></B></P></TD>
I'd have to see the original raw message to know for sure, but my guess is that the message was an MHTML message, and the image denoted by http://www.mysite.com.br/images/image1.gif was embedded in the email message itself, so mhonarc used that data. You can do the following to disable MHTML processing: <mimeargs> m2h_text_html::filter; disablerelated allownoncidurls </mimeargs> But that may cause messages to not convert as you like if you archiving many MHTML messages. Also, the allownoncidurls option (so the SRC attribute value is preserved) opens you up to security vulnerabilities. See the MIMEFILTERS resource page about the m2h_text_html::filter for more information. --ewh
