No problem.
> If you have no control over the client...
Yeah, that is why I went with a message ID number in the body and
instructions in the user manual stating the replay must contain the
unaltered message id line.
Thanks for all your help.
On 10/20/2008 7:03:54 AM, DZ-Jay ([EMAIL PROTECT
I'm sorry, I think I mispoke. I was actually thinking of SMTP
server-to-server communication, which preserves headers; I'm not sure
clietns would do that. As a matter of fact, I have a suspicion they
don't. I'd try it anyway, just in case.
However, the problem you have is not having control
On Oct 19, 2008, at 08:09, zayin wrote:
> The person receiving the alarm will just need to reply to the email.
If you include an X-Header when you send the message, the client will
probably include it when replying, this is standard behaviour in most
clients.
> So, it appears I might need to e
embed a unique string in the body of the
message and use that to determine the responder.
Ciao,
Mark
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Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 7:36 AM
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] TPop3Cl
> Are the headers always in English?
>
> I need to search the header for the senders email address to acknowledge
> the
> alarm. So, I am looking for a starting marker and ending marker for the
> email address.
>
> Are 'From:' and 'Received:' always in English or will they be translated
> to
> Ge
Zayin,
Is the alarm being sent by your application? If so, the best thing to
do (and what is commonly done) is for your application to create a new
header. For example, you could create something like "X-Alarm-Sender".
Although e-mail message headers have common standards, ther
o
German if the pop3 server is in Germany?
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Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 4:37 AM
To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] TPop3Cli header...
> Will the 'From:' and &#x
> Will the 'From:' and 'Received:' lines always be the text for the lines.
> Or will it be translated to X language?
Sorry, I don't understand what you ask. Please clarify.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008 3:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] TPop3Cli header...
> I am using V5.
>
> This is all part of automated alarming logic.
>
> I need to verify that some user responded to an alarm email. I just
> need to check the email address again
> I am using V5.
>
> This is all part of automated alarming logic.
>
> I need to verify that some user responded to an alarm email. I just need
> to
> check the email address against a list.
>
> I see in the header the first line is Return-path:
>
> Will it be that format/language for all mail se
Hello,
I am using V5.
This is all part of automated alarming logic.
I need to verify that some user responded to an alarm email. I just need to
check the email address against a list.
I see in the header the first line is Return-path:
Will it be that format/language for all mail servers on t
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