On 13/03/2008, Lucas Nussbaum wrote: > Actually, I can't reproduce it: The emails I receive contain stuff. By > empty, do you mean "totally empty"? Could you copy one of those mails > (headers included) to this bug log?
Yes. Yes, here it comes.
> The MailDocument() function in /usr/bin/websec sends the mail. If the
> other headers in the mail are correct, could you modify it so that you
> display the value of $content?
Yes. Using the following:
600 $req->content($content);
601
602 print "\$content: [", $content, "]\n";
603
604 $ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
Output:
| Sending highlighted page to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ...
| $content: []
Checking for $content not being empty might do, before:
590 foreach $email (@recipients) {
Cheers,
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Cyril Brulebois
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