On Tue, Oct 21, 2003 at 08:34:10PM -0600, Stephen Harmon wrote: > I am running version 3.34 of SQWebmail. Whenever I view an HTML > message > through SQWebmail it will not display properly. Sometimes it is just > the images that will not show up, and at other times the HTML code > actually shows and not the inteded page. Do I need to simply upgrade > or can I fix it another way. I know that version 3.6.0 is out and had > some > major changes, including HTML support. Any help would be appreciated.
sqwebmail has had HTML support for quite a long time, although upgrading to 3.6.0 would be a good idea if only because it makes support easier (i.e. any problems you find are much more likely to be fixed in a current code base) sqwebmail purposely does not display in-line images if they are referenced from a remote webserver (i.e. img src="http://..../";) because they are a huge security hole in received mail. For the same reason it also strips out anything that looks like active scripting. See sqwebmail/SECURITY in the source distro for more information. If some HTML pages view as HTML tags, then I would guess that the original HTML was corrupt or invalid (i.e. it has wrong MIME headers or the HTML itself is invalid). I'd imagine that quite a lot of spam falls into this category. Regards, Brian.
