> > 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 the > C>> link. I turned off AV and it makes no difference. > > > This is surprising, as it is a strength of TB! that URLs are not > > scrambled and broken when longer than a line. However, I haven't > > received a long link with a 4.2.x version, so something might be > > broken. > > > If it's not a confidential link, could you post it here? > > This is what it should look like: > >http://info216259.myorderbox.com/linkhandler/servlet/ConfirmRfaServlet?rfaid=2849736&type=DomTrfRegToUs&participant_name=AdminContact&participant_emailaddress=info/@cdi-sxm.com&domainname=handismart.org&response=y&key=598290147&requestfor=DomTrfRegToUs&rvid=4457'>http://info216259.myorderbox.com/linkhandler/servlet/ConfirmRfaServlet?rfaid=2849736&type=DomTrfRegToUs&participant_name=AdminContact&participant_emailaddress=info/@cdi-sxm.com&domainname=handismart.org&response=y&key=598290147&requestfor=DomTrfRegToUs&rvid=4457 >7 > > This is what TB receives even with AV disabled: > >http://info216259.myorderbox.com/linkhandler/servlet/ConfirmRfaServlet?rfaid=2849736&type=DomTrfRegToUs?icipant_name=AdminContact?icipant_emailaddress=i...@cdi-sxm.com&domainname=handismart.org&response=y&key=598290147&requestfor=DomTrfRegToUs&rvid=4457 >7
This looks correct to me.What you're seeing there is the same URL twice, the first is probably within brackets (though the first isn't shown here), but it's clearly breaking the URL at the close "'>" which should be correct. A problem I am seeing is that it appears to be converting the substring "&part" into "?" which is bad because the question mark character is supposed to separate the URL from parameters and now you have multiple question mark characters in the URL string. Like David said, this could be a problem with the encoding. You could also put some blame on the site that generated that URL, $part; is an HTML entity and shouldn't appear in a URL unless it is expected to be converted to the appropriate character. -- -Sam ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.2.42 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
