Am 07.05.2015 um 18:17 schrieb David Boyes:
> I also think you'll find that your backup load is much smaller with
> attachments outside the database -- every time you change the
> database, the whole file has to get dumped (unless you have a fairly
> smart backup system and are doing table-level b
> LONGBLOBs are just streams of bytes. Intel or not (endianness) should not
> matter when you fetch and store the data using database methods.
> BLOBs are good for storing binary objects such as attachments or emails that
> you want to keep in their original encoding. Everything else should be stor
This is only for reference. Perhaps it might help.
Kernel/System/Email.pm sends mail.
https://github.com/OTRS/otrs/blob/rel-4_0/Kernel/System/Email.pm#L308
# add date header $Header{Date} = 'Date: ' . $Kernel::OM->Get('
Kernel::System::Time')->MailTimeStamp(); MailTimeStamp is defined here:
https
Am 07.05.2015 um 15:02 schrieb David Boyes:
>> These are handled differently by OTRS - for
>> databases other than MySQL, OTRS stores them in BASE64 encoding. The
>> conversion can be done with Postgres using encode(column, 'base64').
>
I'd rather see MySQL use base64 too. All the world isn't Int
Thank you Gerald!
I've just checked several hours ago this idea about SMTP MTA is doing
weird things, so I captured traffic (tcpdump on localhost, port 25) and
I see that MTA is not problem here, see below cut of the dump in text
viewable format by tcpflow, highlighted Date with red:
127.000.000.0
> These are handled differently by OTRS - for
> databases other than MySQL, OTRS stores them in BASE64 encoding. The
> conversion can be done with Postgres using encode(column, 'base64').
I'd rather see MySQL use base64 too. All the world isn't Intel-based, and at
least base64 is not ambiguous wh
This is more about your MTA/SMTP server than it is about OTRS. OTRS doesn't
really do anything more than use mailing APIs to adjust offset.
But yes, offset on "Date" is wrong, but 9:30 UTC= 12:30 UTC+3.
https://www.google.com/search?q=smtp+header+utc+offset+date
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 4:40 AM, R
Hello!
Any ideas about this?
Ovchinnikov Roman, Paymantix
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On 30.04.2015 13:13, Roman Ovchinnikov wrote:
> Hello!
> Recently we have installed otrs 4.0.7 and found that emails being sent
> from system has wrong t
