I have some mail that I forwarded to see the look - anyway...
START OF MAIL:
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Dear Manufacturing Engineer,
IHS Web Seminar Invitation – March 30, 2005
Register now to attend this IHS seminar:
TITLE: Capitalize on Parts Reuse With the IHS Fasteners eCatalog
DATE: Wednesday, March 30, 2005
TIME: 12:00pm MST/2:00pm EST
Selection of standard fasteners in the aerospace and aviation industries is a difficult and inefficient process. Significant savings can result from part reuse and the IHS Fasteners eCatalog leverages standardized parts selection.
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What I get is:
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Dear Manufacturing Engineer,
IHS Web Seminar Invitation – March 30, 2005
Register now to attend this IHS seminar
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Is that because they used the word TITLE: in their e-mail?
Comments
Comment #1
moshe weitzman commentedComment #2
cor3huis commentedNo, however the line.
...ends with a colon [:] this could have been seen as command in old versions of the mailhandler.
That is fixed, it will in latest versions work like this:
If you are entering commands directly in an email body, the commands must be at the top of the message body. The first line found where there is no line like "word: word" the commands will stop getting collected. For example, if you enter:
type: blog
some random text here
status: 0
this will NOT work. The line "some random text here" will end the scanning for commands and the "status: 0" command will not get collected nor later executed.
I Performed a real test
Note that I do not use the 4.6.x version for this test but the 6.x version since I was curious if it was fixed.
Therefore I've send myself an email with the exact same body text as stated in the issue.
result, it arrived perfectly, no text got cut of. Therefore my advice is to update to the latest mailhandler version possible for your setup.
Comment #3
cor3huis commented