Hello Leif, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 11:19:50 PM, you wrote:
LG> Turn on the rich text viewer in: LG> Options, Preferences, Viewer/Editor, and set the "View plaintext LG> messages" to Rich Text/HTML viewer. That's interesting. Now I have the proof that all my messages you complaint about were sent with the sig delimiter as it should be. This Rich text viewer shows all my messages in the Sent Mail folder with everything below the sig delimiter as light grey. LG> Send yourself an e-mail and look at your message that's returned. Now LG> compare it with the on in the sent folder. If your sent message shows LG> everything below the sig delimiter as light grey but your received LG> test message does not, then we can probably say it's your SMTP server LG> that's doing it, and if so, they are munging your message body which LG> is wrong. If I send myself a message which just goes to my local mail server everything is OK. Outgoing and incoming message have the sig delimiter as it should be. If I send a message which leaves my local server and goes out on the net, it comes back with the spoiled delimiter. LG> If neither your sent nor received message show light grey below the LG> sig delimiter, then let me know and we'll troubleshoot further from LG> there. I made another test using not my usual SMTP server, but another one. In this case all delimiters are unchanged and OK, even if they come in through my usual server. This means that there must be a ISP in the *outgoing* chain of my usual *SMTP* server who strips my end of line spaces away. (Am I right or did I forget an element when I came to this conclusion?) C>> -3) Couldn't it be possible that some ISP strip off end of line spaces??? LG> Possible again, the above test will tell. What could be the reason that they do this?? I heard that some ISP auto-convert MIME to 8-bit. But I do not know what this implies? Didn't anybody meet similar problems? [I continue posting without signature...] ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.10.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
