Thanks Brad. Doesn't work for me though as I have an older exchange server version 2003 or 2007 (not sure which, how do you check?). Or possibly, could this be due to to my old version of openchangeclient? I'm using version 0.8.2 as compilation of openchange-0.10-NOMAD failed for me.
Regards, Dov On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 08:13, Brad Hards <[email protected]> wrote: > On Monday, November 15, 2010 09:14:24 pm Dov Grobgeld wrote: > > > > <h1>Welcome</h1> > > > > Please welcome Mr. Tux:<p/> > > > > <img src="tux.png"><p/> > > > > He'll be your server tonight. > > > > > > > > > > > > The following straightforward way does not work. (Not even the HTML > > > > comes out ok). So is there any way of doing it properly? > I think the reason why it doesn't work out is that the shell is eating some > of > the quotes (i.e. you didn't escape them). Its probably easiest to use the > --html-file option to avoid this, at least during initial investigations. > > > > 1. Attach your image to the E-mail > > > > > > 2. Set the value of the PidTagAttachContentId property > > > > > > 3. Write your body content within PR_HTML > > > > > > 4. Reference the pictures in your body content using <img > > > src="cid:image-identifier"> where image-identifier is the value of > > > PidTagAttachContentId for the associated picture you want to embed. > It looks like at least Outlook 2010 will take the cid: from a normal > attachment. So something like: > ./bin/openchangeclient --sendmail --subject="Mr Tux" --html- > inline="<html><body><h1>Welcome</h1><p>Please welcome Mr. Tux:</p><p><img > src=\"cid:tux.png\" alt=\"Description: Image of Tux.\"></p><p>He'll be your > server tonight.</p></body></html>" --to=testuser1 --attachments=tux.png > filename = tux.png (size = 41236 / 41236) > Sending tux.png: > We are about to write 41236 bytes in the stream > > works for me. > > Brad >
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