Seeing this message reminds me of something I havent brought up.
On a Samsung S3 which uses K-9 (the most recent version it supports from the play store) we very frequently see nill appear as part of the senders/recipients e-mail address so that if someone using it hits reply the e-mail address shown is invalid and is never delivered. This only appears in messages which are not 100% downloaded and hitting download message instantly fixes the address bug. I myself use K-9 on a uptodate Nexus 4 and have never seen this issue; so we put it down to K-9. In either case we have not see NIL appearing in the message body. We are using dbmail 3.1.8 and we never noticed this before in 3.0.2 but it may have just have gone unseen (there is just one user with this issue). Daniel -------- Hi Paul, No, it's most probably not the client. The same both with Thunderbird under Windows, and K-9 mail on Android. In K-9 Mail, there is no antivirus adding headers. In K-9 Mail NIL is displayed, instead of the message text. There were no problems of this kind under DBMail 3.0.2. I'm going to back down to DBMail 3.0.2 on one of the servers, while keeping the latest Postfix, just to try to reduce the number of error sources. Thanks for your work, Peter ------------------------ CWA International Balmoral House 9 John Street London WC1N 2ES (t) + 44 (0)20 7242 8444 (e) d...@cwa.uk.com (w) http://www.cwa.uk.com/
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