Am 02.09.2013 18:53, schrieb "Daniel Schütze" <[email protected]>": > I have quickly downgraded back to 3.1.3 from 3.1.4 because there were > messages which would now not even display in > roundcube mail which had been working "fine" with 3.1.3 (displayed ok in > Roundcube, not in Outlook). Messages with > 3.1.4 are still heavily corrupted in Outlook for me.
this is really new in 3.1.4 and can be reproduced? "messages" for me sounds like more than one?! *wow* i am running load-tests on the final 3.1.4 this time but after all the tests and fixes for border-cases I did not explain that 3.1.4 could have a single problem more than 3.1.3 - dmaned i never in my life spent more time and energy in testing any software even to my physical broders :-( originally i planned to upgrade tomrrow but now i am unsure are there people who can test oulook with all sorts of messages? > I have sent some message source to Paul as shown in 3.1.4 (just now) because > I don't feel happy posting messages on > the general listing. is in doubt also my primary way to go because this way i can submit messages which are not critical but also not for public > We were using gmime-24-2.4.32 for dbmail 3.0.2 2.6.9 until now did a good job for 3.0.x 2.6.12 broke it horrible > Unfortunately the dbmail 3.1.3 port on FreeBSD required gmime 26 which was > therefore built (gmime-26-2.6.16) and > everything on our system has gotten a lot worse since 3.1.3 was installed. > > Is there actually anything I can run to see if gmime is at fault here? build preferable 2.6.10 in /usr/local and link dbmail aginst this version 2.6.10 is the version Paul is using on Ubuntu, well i have no idea if this is a unpatched-upstream tarball after force downgrade to 3.0.x and saw gmime 2.6.12 *horrible* break dbmail at the moment hardly a smile will hit my face because i am missing the feeling "if you do this it works" and Paul has *really* spent a lot of energy in 3.1.x proven by unbelieveable 450 off-list mails between him and me since 2013/07/25 counted in my archive yesterday
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