Unfortunately, I don't control the installations of Mailman where
this is happening, and each of those supports a wide variety of
mailing lists that have many digest subscribers. Fortunately, one of
the Mailman developers is on the case, and I hope your message will
point him in a useful direction.
Pete Smith
At 01:03 PM 4/6/2009, Jim wrote:
Hi Pete - we just had a similar problem here last week (not with Zimbra,
but with Entourage). When a newsletter was sent via regular mail, it
looked
fine in Entourage. When it was sent through the mailing list, it was
crap.
When we compared the source code of each message, we found one tiny
difference.
Some extra code was added by Mailman. So what we did to fix it is we
went into
[Digest Options] and blanked out the stuff in "Footer added to every
digest".
That seemed to do the trick. It eliminated those 3 lines of code that
Entourage
had such trouble rendering. It seems to stick them in every message,
even if you
have no digest users.
After figuring this out (it took us like a week of experimenting) I was
able to
find this in the Mailman archives (I just wasn't searching for the right
things),
so others have had this problem too. Try it!
- jim -
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