On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 10:19 -0500, [email protected] wrote: > Hello, > > Recently I am getting a lot of TNEF emails. I greped about 10000 emails in my > archive, not a single ms-tnef in there. Two things changed before getting the > first such email: I had to switch to an Exchange 2007 server and as a > consequence I started experimenting with Openchange. > > When I googled this topic I got the impression that the tnef mode is > caused by Outlook clients. The Wikipedia article also gives the > impression that it's the client who opts to use tnef. If that's the > case, then I should have seen some before and not only now, after the > server switch. What do you think? > > What's more weird is that these apparently tnef encoded emails contain > regular HTML and base64 encoded attachments. As a hack I'm replacing > the content type application/ms-tnef with multipart/mixed plus an > appropriate boundary, and everything seems ok. At least for the first > dozen emails I checked. Can some explain this to me?
Hello Dirk, As far as I know Exchange automatically generate/translate message body - if possible - so it can be either retrieved either by fetching PR_RTF_COMPRESSED, PR_HTML or PR_BODY. Cheers, Julien. -- Julien Kerihuel [email protected] OpenChange Project Manager GPG Fingerprint: 0B55 783D A781 6329 108A B609 7EF6 FE11 A35F 1F79
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