Hello Marck,
On Saturday, April 2, 2011, 3:06:47 PM, Marck Pearlstone wrote:
snip...
URL is incorrect as it does not conform to RFC 1738.
fully agree. Now I have to copy/paste the link in browser.
snip...If there is tampering with the URL, it is being down by a
routing MTA (transit mail
Now is it possible I wonder how to create a RegEx that opens only
those subject headers in plain text and the rest in HTML ?
If someone can come up with THAT it would be great
Until then try [shift] [control] K
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Rick
When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep
Hi
On Saturday 2 April 2011 at 6:46:49 PM, in
mid:1779172081.20110402134...@thebat.net, CDIsxm wrote:
The fact that the problem is not present when I read
the link as a plain text webmail, proves that the link
is not tampered with until it is received by TB.
How does the link appear you
Hello MFPA,
snip...
How does the link appear you view the message source in TB!? (Assuming
the message encoding isn't something unreadable like base64.)
you solved it. Thank you. It remains intact when I view it in F9.
Now is it possible I wonder how to create a RegEx that opens only those
Hello CDIsxm,
On Fri, 1 Apr 2011 10:34:02 -0400 GMT (01/Apr/11, 21:34 PM +0700 GMT),
CDIsxm wrote:
If it's not a confidential link, could you post it here?
C This is what it should look like:
C
Hello Thomas and everyone else who tried to assist.
The link is invalid because it has now expired. The platform developer blames
TB and TB has not been able to solve it or acknowledge there is even a problem.
So on it goes ad infinitum.
The fact that the problem is not present when I read the
Hello Thomas,
to all who tried to help. It's a lost casue. The platform provider says its TB.
I will just contune gettin gthe links form webmail.
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Best regards,
CDIsxmmailto:cdi...@thebat.net
Current version is
Hello Thomas,
to all who tried to help. It's a lost casue. The platform provider says its TB.
I will just contune gettin gthe links form webmail.
--
Best regards,
CDIsxmmailto:cdi...@thebat.net
Current version
Hello CDIsxm,
On Sat, 2 Apr 2011 14:26:05 -0400 GMT (03/Apr/11, 1:26 AM +0700 GMT),
CDIsxm wrote:
C to all who tried to help. It's a lost casue. The platform provider
C says its TB. I will just contune gettin gthe links form webmail.
Sorry to hear the platform provider's opinion. In fact, I
Salutation CDIsxm,
On Sat, 2 Apr 2011, at 13:54:00 [which was on Saturday at 18:54 where I live]
you wrote:
to all who tried to help. It's a lost casue. The platform provider says its
TB. I will just contune gettin gthe links form webmail.
Sorry IMHO they are wrong.
The URL is incorrect as
Dear David,
@2-Apr-2011, 20:01 David Elliott [DE] in
mid:24585208.20110402200...@elliott.uk.com said to CDIsxm:
to all who tried to help. It's a lost casue. The platform provider says its
TB. I will just contune gettin gthe links form webmail.
DE Sorry IMHO they are wrong.
DE The URL is
Hello Thomas,
Thanks for coming to my rescue.
On Thursday, March 31, 2011, 6:20:05 PM, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
Hello CDIsxm,
On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:11:04 -0400 GMT (30/Mar/11, 22:11 PM +0700 GMT),
CDIsxm wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in
C the body.
Dear CDIsxm,
On Fri, 1 Apr 2011, at 10:34:02 [which was on Friday at 15:34 where I live]
you wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in the body. I can
C grab the mail off the server in Horde and it not altered, but when I
C download it to TB is scrambles parts of the link. I
On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:11:04 -0400 GMT (30/Mar/11, 22:11 PM +0700 GMT),
CDIsxm wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in
C the body. I can grab the mail off the server in Horde and it not
C altered, but when I download it to TB is scrambles parts of
Hello David,
thx for thew confirmation.
On Friday, April 1, 2011, 11:04:40 AM, David Elliott wrote:
Dear CDIsxm,
On Fri, 1 Apr 2011, at 10:34:02 [which was on Friday at 15:34 where I live]
you wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in the body. I can
C grab the mail off
I'm not going to even try to echo the urls since I don't want to further
corrupt the evidence.
What I noticed in David Elliot's response (that I received) was that the
portions of the url in CDIsxm's message which were ...part... were
changed into the math character for a partial differential.
Hello David,
On Friday, April 1, 2011, 11:04:40 AM, David Elliott wrote:
Dear CDIsxm,
On Fri, 1 Apr 2011, at 10:34:02 [which was on Friday at 15:34 where I live]
you wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in the body. I can
C grab the mail off the server in Horde and it
Hello Bill,
I have utf-8 and us-ascii checked.
Just changed it to utf-8 only, but I tried that already with the same result.
I have now contacted the platform provider, but I don't expect they will shift
formats to suit me and TB.
Not even sure this problem is confined to TB. It certainly
Hello Bill,
snip ...
Oddly, the reply by Sam Brown to the same message did NOT replace the
...part... with anything.
So what encoding does Sam Brown use and I will see if we can use the same.
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Best regards,
CDIsxmmailto:cdi...@thebat.net
Hello CDIsxm,
On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:11:04 -0400 GMT (30/Mar/11, 22:11 PM +0700 GMT),
CDIsxm wrote:
C My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in
C the body. I can grab the mail off the server in Horde and it not
C altered, but when I download it to TB is scrambles parts of
My incoming messages have partially truncated URLs in the body. I
can grab the mail off the server in Horde and it not altered, but when I
download it to TB is scrambles parts of the link. I turned off AV and it makes
no difference.
Is any one aware of this and what if any
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