Gary Mills wrote: > On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 10:56:23AM -0600, Gary Mills wrote: > >>Has anyone else seen this problem? On this system, we run an older >>version of Cyrus, cyrus-imapd-v1.5.19. >> > > We've narrowed this problem down somewhat. The user stores his > outgoing messages in a `Sent' folder on the server. All messages in > this folder on the server that were sent with Microsoft Outlook have > no `From:' header. They appear correct on the client, however. It's > only when he moves them to another folder that the missing information > becomes apparent. Messages sent with Netscape do have the header. > > The user claims that this behavior only started recently. Is this a > known problem with Outlook? Is there a solution? > >
I was having problems with Messenger not properly storing Sent messages, so I changed the Messenger configuration for "Save a copy.." to send a "bcc" to the folder I am using to store copies of sent mail. On my account the folder is called "sent". I use the address "twk+sent@unity,ncsu.edu" as the address and a copy of the message is mailed directly into the sent folder. In this way, you are bypassing the internal mechanism that saves copies and instead "mailing" the copy to your sent folder. Caveats : - you must set "anyone p" permissions on the sent folder - in our case, sendmail converts the user portion of the address "twk+sent" to all lower case, so the sent folder name must be all lower case. - messages in the "sent" box appear as unread I have been using this method for at least 2 years. I have had no problems. If you mail a copy to your sent folder, perhaps it won't alter the header. FYI, we are also running 1.5.19 (and planning to upgrade if we can get SASL to work) Cheers, Tom -- Tom Karches email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Systems Administrator phone : 919.515.5508 NCSU Information Technology