Here's an example of a message with an internal image, that can be shown by
sqwebmail. It is the reply to your message, composed in Mozilla's mail
client, sent to myself before being forwarded back to the list.
If you're not seeing the image, your sqwebmail install is broken. If you're
seeing the image, but not seeing images sent by your mail client, your mail
client is either broken, or it's made by Microsoft and uses something other
than the standard multipart/related MIME content that's used to send HTML
mail with embedded images.
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Sam
Joel Thoms wrote:
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I agree with the external image being a security problem. Though I've noticed
internal images are not displayed either. I've been sent emails with embeded
images. These do not display either (in sqwebmail). but once i download
them into my mail client they do display.
I've also verified their internal images. but it still displays a broken
image.
I'm glad the internal image feature is built in. now i just need help activating
it.
Thanks!
Different people probably mean different things by "Internal Images". What
I mean by that is a multipart/related MIME message, not "proprietary MS-TNEF-formatted
binary goo that can only be read by Microsoft Outlook. This message is an
example of a MIME multipart/related message, with the following embedded
image.
I sent this message to myself, before forwarding it to the sqwebmail list.
sqwebmail shows the above embedded image just fine (in its default configuration
of showing HTML content).
