Quoting Philipp Fäustlin <philipp.faeust...@uni-hohenheim.de>:
Am 09.07.2013 05:36, schrieb Michael M Slusarz:
Quoting Philipp Fäustlin <philipp.faeust...@uni-hohenheim.de>:
I have a problem, that Horde doesn't detect *.pdf attachments in
multi part emails.
I first have to go to "show all parts" and then I see the attached
*.pdf as shown in following list.
Alternative
- Text
- Mixed
-- Text
-- 507.pdf
-- Text
The source of the email also says:
----------------
Content-Type: application/pdf; name=507.pdf
Content-Disposition: attachment; size=67383; filename=507.pdf
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
------------------
but Horde won't detect it as attachment.
I use the Horde Groupware Webmail Edition 5.1 (Imp 6.1.2).
Do I have to change some config?
Is this email not RFC conform?
It was most certainly sent by Apple. And it is known they have
sent broken multipart/alternative parts since forever.
That being said, the attachment *should* show up. We will display
the multipart part in this instance if ANY of the sub-parts are
visible. However, both of the text parts under the mixed part are
most likely marked as "attachment" (and/or you have alternative
viewing set to plaintext preferred). PDF's are always treated as
an attachment (there is no way to view them inline
natively/cross-browser). Thus, we fall back to the first text part.
The **entire** purpose of using multipart/alternative is to hide
all the display details from the end user. You absolutely can't
hide "attachments" under an alternative subpart because there is no
guarantee that this part will ever be displayed. In this case, the
PDF is *not* an attachment; it is an alternative way to display
text to the user.
michael
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Michael Slusarz [slus...@horde.org]
Yes the email was sent by Apple, but I can reproduce the same
"fault" with an email sent through horde webmail.
As example:
In horde I write an email in HTML format. I write my text and then I
put an *.pdf and *.jpg per drag and drop into the email.
The *.jpg is shown as expected, but the *.pdf is only shown as small
unidentifiable symbol.
This has nothing to do with Horde. Your browser is reporting the PDF
file as a MIME type other than a PDF mime type.
Second... you CAN'T drop a PDF file into HTML content anyway. That
won't do anything. PDFs are not displayable in HTML content.
michael
___________________________________
Michael Slusarz [slus...@horde.org]
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