Hello,

Many thanks for all of the details ! Seems very similar to what we are seeing !!

I see the commit was made beginning of june, can you tell me which SOGo version contains the fix ? Latest 5.12.9 was shipped in late may so I suppose the fix wasn't shipped yet and will be part of next SOGo release ? If so, is there a date planned ?

Thanks again !


Le 06/07/2026 à 18:14, Cédric Archambeau ([email protected]) a écrit :
Hi,

This bug has already been reported (https://bugs.sogo.nu/view.php?id=6209) and, for us, fixed with commit f11f34c <https://github.com/Alinto/sogo/commit/f11f34cdefdd4175ae6c8b0814c2ccaecfd7c373> (but says it closes#6046 <https://bugs.sogo.nu/view.php?id=6046>).

Regards,

Cédric Archambeau


Le 06/07/2026 à 13:52, Christian Mack ([email protected]) a écrit :
Hello

Please open a bug report at
https://sogo.nu/bugs

As development of SOGo 6 is currently prioritised, there will probably no fix in the near future.
With a bug report, this will not get lost.


Kind regards,
Christian Mack

Am 29.06.26 um 11:06 schrieb dev ([email protected]):
Hello,

We are using SOGo 5.12 on a custom MailCow instance. For some emails, we are having troubles when forwarding them from the inbox or draft folders : after clicking on the forward button, when the modal opens up, we only see original message header but no content. When opening source we can see the original message is there actually...

Here is a screenshot :

Image


If sending the message as is, the message can be seen with no issue (original message header + original message content) by the recipient even in the same SOGo instance.

The problem never appears when forwarding from the sent folder.


We first created an issue on MailCow's GitHub repository : https:// github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized/issues/7279 We also searched in this mailing list archive but couldn't find a similar problem.

We also tested up to SOGo 5.12.8 and problem is still here.


There is surely something triggering the behavior in the email affected but we couldn't find what...


Does someone saw something similar ? Has anyone would have idea on what to look ?

Thanks


Reply via email to