Hastymail

Sorry for the delayed reply. Looks like an incorrect argument is making it's way into the redirect URL. Should be fixed in SVN rev 1979.Thanks for the feedback,Jason

Sorry for the delay getting back to you on this. This was a combination of problems. There is a regex to strip out style sections and it was failing. The default html filter, htmLawed, removes the tags but not the style content. I have fixed the ... [More] regex and switched the default filter to htmlpure. It is slower but more secure (and would have filtered the style content properly even when the regex was failing).Fixes are in SVN rev 1978.Thanks for the feedback,Jason [Less]

Jason, As usual, a fast and efficient response. I installed SVN on my site today and tested. I had a new email from the problem sender. I tested for 404 errors before upgrading to SVN. Then I tested with the latest SVN installed.No 404 errors for the email in question. Good WorKJim Craig

SVN rev. 1977 http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20164132/message_2.htmWhen the the above message is displayed in Hastymail the "style" tags are removed before it is rendered, but all the content inside the tags is left in place leaving an ugly blob of text at ... [More] the top of an otherwise well formatted message.Maybe it is an HTMLPurifier bug, if I should be talking to those folks, please let me know.Any help is appreciated.--Augie [Less]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20164132/message_1.htmThe above HTML in a message causes Hastymail to render that HTML rather than the Hastymail interface after I forward or reply to the message.I have "HTML parts by default" enabled.The expected result is that Hastymail returns to the previous folder view.Suggestions? --Augie

Looks good Jason, thanks for the quick fix.I work for Sonic.net ( an ISP in California ), we are planning to make Hastymail our flagship webmail platform, so let me know if you need any resources, and I can see what I can do to help.E-mail me off forum if you like at : [email protected] .--Augie

Sorry, after reading the error generated, and deciding that the auth for SMTP, being the first error, was probably holding the whole thing up, I did some looking through the config and found my error in the smtp_authentication_type. Sorry to have bugged you!Thanks,Steve

Jason,Thanks for your reply. As you suggested, downloaded the latest SVN version and re-configured. As you said, too, this didn't fix the issue I'm having but with the debug I now have some additional information: Array( [0] => Connecting to ... [More] localhost on port 587 [1] => Successfully opened port to the SMTP server ) Array ( [0] => EHLO mail.somedomain.com [1] => STARTTLS [2] => EHLO mail.somedomain.com [3] => MAIL FROM: [4] => RCPT TO: [5] => QUIT ) Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => 220 mail.somedomain.com - Welcome to Qmail Toaster Ver. 1.3 SMTP Server ESMTP ) [1] => Array ( [0] => 250-mail.somedomain.com - Welcome to Qmail Toaster Ver. 1.3 SMTP Server [1] => 250-STARTTLS [2] => 250-PIPELINING [3] => 250-8BITMIME [4] => 250-SIZE 20971520 [5] => 250 AUTH LOGIN PLAIN CRAM-MD5 ) [2] => Array ( [0] => 220 ready for tls ) [3] => Array ( [0] => 250-mail.somedomain.com - Welcome to Qmail Toaster Ver. 1.3 SMTP Server [1] => 250-PIPELINING [2] => 250-8BITMIME [3] => 250-SIZE 20971520 [4] => 250 AUTH LOGIN PLAIN CRAM-MD5 ) [4] => Array ( [0] => 503 AUTH first (#5.5.1) ) [5] => Array ( [0] => 503 MAIL first (#5.5.1) ) [6] => Array ( [0] => 221 mail.somedomain.com - Welcome to Qmail Toaster Ver. 1.3 SMTP Server ) I'm guessing the Array's involving AUTH and MAIL are the culprit, but there should be no issue that I can see based on the config. Let me know. Thanks,Steven G. Spencer [Less]

Steven, Thanks for giving Hastymail another shot. I'm sure we can determine what is wrong with outbound mail. I would recommend using the current SVN version as it is very stable and in bug-fix-only mode awaiting the next release (which will be ... [More] very soon). I don't think that will fix this issue but it does have a ton of improvements and fixes, including security related, over the last release. I think enabling the show_smtp_debug option should help. If you set that to true, recreate the hastymail2.rc file, then try to send again, it should output a bunch of information at the bottom of the compose page that will help debug this. IIRC it includes the entire SMTP conversation so we can see exactly what hastymail and the SMTP server are saying to each other just before the error is produced.Thanks,Jason [Less]

I've configured Hastymail before and like the relative security of the product, which is why I haven't given up on it this time. The issue is that I can connect to the IMAP server, I can see the email in the mailbox, and even save settings and ... [More] contacts; BUT, when I try to send, I get the following in Hastymail2: " An error occured during the RCPT commandMAIL first (#5.5.1) And in the log file, I see this in the log, which should show the recipient, but does not:from remote rcpt <> : sender acceptedwhen I should see something like this: from remote rcpt : sender acceptedThe fact that no rcpt exists as far as the mail server is concerned is the cause of the error, but I can find nothing in the config options that would fix this. Ideas? Thanks in advance.Steven G. Spencer [Less]