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Vincenzo Abate updated NIFI-13827:
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Description:
This feature regards to minor issues that I've encountered in using Nifi to
send emails: being unable of setting a Reply-To address; attaching a file to an
email always changes the mime type to application/octet-stream.
## 1. Reply-to unavailable
The PutMail processor is very useful in order to send email. In some cases, it
would be useful to specify a Reply-To address, that is not possible today. It's
a very small issue but it has happened to me that it was a major issue in using
this processor.
## 2. Attached file mime always set to application/octet-stream
I've encountered this behaviour numerous times and it usually is not that big
of a deal. In some occasions, though, as for as when the file must be
classified automatically by a machine, it is very important for the mime type
of the attached file to be respected. So I'd like to have an option to forward
the actual mime type.
was:The PutMail processor is very useful in order to send email. In some
cases, it would be useful to specify a Reply-To address, that is not possible
today. It's a very small issue but it has happened to me that it was a major
issue in using this processor. That is why I'm asking it to be introduced.
> PutMail: missing Reply-To and unable to honor the attach file mime
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> Key: NIFI-13827
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-13827
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Extensions
> Reporter: Vincenzo Abate
> Priority: Minor
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> This feature regards to minor issues that I've encountered in using Nifi to
> send emails: being unable of setting a Reply-To address; attaching a file to
> an email always changes the mime type to application/octet-stream.
> ## 1. Reply-to unavailable
> The PutMail processor is very useful in order to send email. In some cases,
> it would be useful to specify a Reply-To address, that is not possible today.
> It's a very small issue but it has happened to me that it was a major issue
> in using this processor.
> ## 2. Attached file mime always set to application/octet-stream
> I've encountered this behaviour numerous times and it usually is not that big
> of a deal. In some occasions, though, as for as when the file must be
> classified automatically by a machine, it is very important for the mime type
> of the attached file to be respected. So I'd like to have an option to
> forward the actual mime type.
>
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