#003153: ez.no: notifaction not working properly / wrong email output

Description:

Hi,

the ez-notification system isn't working properly.

I got the headers in the "body"-section of the mail:
MIME-Version: 1.0

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-15

Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit

Content-Disposition: inline

User-Agent: eZ publish, Version 3.3-3

Message-ID: <56830.ezforum@ez.no>

References: <56804.ezforum@ez.no>

(MS Outlook)

Kind regards,
Emil.

Environment:

Version: current ez.no
PHP Version:
Webserver:
Database:

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This isssue is pretty known. But it is not a bug of eZ. You will find this issue explain and more workaround in the forum and bug reports

Your sendmail or postfix is not configured right

Try not using SENDMAIL. Use SMTP.

#242680 by Björn Dieding@xrow.de on May 6th, 2004 [Permanent Link]

As Bj?said, it's a general mailing system problem.
Find ezmail.php (or mail.php?) in ezPublish's lib directory and look for the line, which defines the linefeed. This is set to /r/n. Try setting this to just /n instead.

#242681 by Marco Zinn on May 9th, 2004 [Permanent Link]

Actually, I dont think that sendmail is affected, I just tested it and it works with both styles of line endings. Also, using SMTP over sendmail would work, but would also be slower in most cases. For now I added a setting for this, so that you can work around buggy MTAs. The setting is "HeaderLineEngine" in the "MailSettings" section of site.ini files, and it's available in 3.4 (Rev. 6568).

#242679 by Derick Rethans on May 19th, 2004 [Permanent Link]

More information on this problem was discussed in this bug report:
http://ez.no/community/bugs/ezmail_disallowed_characters_in_the_mime_headers

#242682 by Jan Borsodi on March 4th, 2005 [Permanent Link]

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Properties

Type		Bug

Priority		Low

Component		Misc

Affects		Unknown

Fix Version		-

Reporter		Georg Franz

Responsible		-

Status		Closed

Resolution		Fixed

Created		May 4th, 2004

Updated		May 19th, 2004

Resolved		May 19th, 2004