> On Nov 24, 2015, at 10:24 , Andy A <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Oh. I already looked at the send_email sub in
>
> util.pm
> guest.pm
> activation.pm
>
> and tried adding utf-8 as content type etc. but that didn't change anything
> in the DKIM verification.
> I tried the changes based on one of the tickets (#899) on 'Standardize
> sending email and setting encoding' and fixed by Derek.
>
> I also tried sending an email using 'mail' and loading the message directly
> from the template. That passed DKIM verification as well. So it's not the
> message template itself either.
>
Right. I suspect (without any proof yet) that it’s not the template per-se but
the processing of it through the templating engine.
I.e. the template could be correct but after being processed it comes out with
lines wrapped.
> Is there anything else I can look at?
If I am correct about that, the issue is what comes out of send_email().
You could try to reproduce the issue by using TT (the template toolkit) to
preprocess the email without sending it.
Then have a look at what that outputs and see if the lines are wrapped.
That’s how I would go about it.
Of course I could be entirely wrong in my speculations. That has been known to
happen...
Regards,
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