> DON'T HAVE ANY WHITESPACE BEFORE THE MAIL HEADERS. (sorry for the shouting,
> but it's a classic misstake)
I didn't realise that. Thanks.
> Does it work "DTMLless". I.e. does it work with statically typed in email
> addresses and such?
Nope, 'From:Lee' still gives me [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the
[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| ... in the received message. A previous version I had of this script gave
| me the correct results (From: God, Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) so I'm
| pretty-sure that's it's a problem with '@cs.strath.ac.uk' being appended.
And you are running with the same mailserver, on th
Thursday, January 25, 2001 8:52 AM
Subject: [Zope] a little problem - $1 reward!
> Hi there,
>
> If someone could have a quick look at this I would really appreciate it!
> I cannot for the life of me understand this... I have a DTML method
> taking in parameters for use with sendmail,
Hi,
Thanks for your response. "" gives me...
From: "Lee"@cs.strath.ac.uk
... in the received message. A previous version I had of this script gave
me the correct results (From: God, Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) so I'm
pretty-sure that's it's a problem with '@cs.strath.ac.uk' being appended.
Lee,
This is more than likely your mailer doing this, not Zope.
try:
To: @cs.strath.ac.uk
From: ""
Reply-To:
Subject:
X-Mailer: ZAPHOD Mail Client V1.0
Notice the quotes around the
On 25 Jan 2001 08:52:07 +, Lee wrote:
> i.e the @cs.strath.ac.uk is still lingering... but w
Hi there,
If someone could have a quick look at this I would really appreciate it!
I cannot for the life of me understand this... I have a DTML method
taking in parameters for use with sendmail, which when I *display*
appear correct but when I *send* are altered slightly. I know where the
problem
