On 22/04/13 17:05, Frank Otto wrote: > Hello Carsten, > > On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 2:10 PM, Carsten Schoenert > <c.schoen...@t-online.de> wrote: >> >> Where did you get this backport for 17.0.4 ? >> I though this is a missunderstanding on your side. :) Anyway ... > > 17.0.4 is from http://mozilla.debian.net/ (Icedove version "esr"). That's why > my > report was CC'd to the pkg-mozilla-maintainers list, which is listed > as the contact > for problems with backports from there. > >> thanks for your tracking down the problem Frank. So the problem seems to >> be now the mail itself which should be forwarded. >> >> Can you please append one of such a mail so we can check localy why this >> issue happen? > > I don't think appending such an email will do any good, as any kind of > "wrapping" is > likely to nullify the problem. I will, however, directly send such a > problematic email > to you (Carsten), by using the method I mentioned previously. This > mail will come from a > different email address than this one. > > Thanks for looking into this and regards, > Frank > > >
The kind of mails where this bug is triggered is when you try to forward a mail that was sent by a daemon or from the shell. For example, to test this, I just sent myself a mail from the terminal and after receiving it, if I try to forward that mail from icedove I get the error. I'm attaching the example mail here (just in case). But I think you should be able to reproduce this bug just by sending yourself an email from the terminal (with the mail program), and then trying to forward it from icedove.
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