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PGP-signed HTML emails aren't detected as HTML during reply/forward #8405
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PHP-signed emails aren't detected as HTML during reply/forward, even if they are multipart/mixed inside with a text/html part
PHP-signed HTML emails aren't detected as HTML during reply/forward
Jan 18, 2022
rimas-kudelis
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PHP-signed HTML emails aren't detected as HTML during reply/forward
PGP-signed HTML emails aren't detected as HTML during reply/forward
Jan 18, 2022
I'm unable to reproduce. Could you provide a sample message? |
I was able to reproduce with the following structure:
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f546d72 fixes the issue for my case. Let me know if it fixes it for your, please. |
Thanks! Not sure if I'll test the fix before the release though. |
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Simplify and unify has_html_part() and has_text_part() methods.
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I have Roundcube 1.5.0 running, and I configured it so that by default only replies and forwards of HTML messages are composed as HTML.
This works just fine for stuff like Netflix newsletters, however, when I received an OpenPGP-signed HTML email today and wanted to forward it inline or reply to it, Roundcube just kept opening the plain text editor instead of the rich text one.
The email in question was sent using Thunderbird 91.5.0 and is structured like this:
multipart/signed
multipart/mixed
multipart/alternative
text/plain
multipart/related
text/html
image/png
application/pgp-signature
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