How to use html and change header from name

[seanfmark]

Hi! I'm newbie on node.js using Haraka, Today i've success Install Haraka on my Centos 7 Server. Now i want to ask how i can using html as Subject Body Email ? And How to change the Header from name ? like Picture on below

Header Name

Html Body Text

Thank you!

[jchook]

Hey I am not an authority on the subject, but this looks like what you want:

The "From" header is a message header (as opposed to an SMTP envelope header). The HTML is usually embedded in a child of a multipart/alternative MIME body part.

Looks like you would use the transaction object to modify both the header and the body, perhaps in a plugin. Check out these functions:

• transaction.set_banner(text, html) - append html to the bottom
• transaction.add_body_filter(ct_match, filter) - arbitrarily filter body content
• transaction.header
• transaction.remove_header(key)
• transaction.add_header(key, value)

Fortunately this has some MIME parsing built-in, though you have to set transaction.parse_body = true, and your filter must return the text in the same encoding.

Previously I achieved this functionality with Postfix filters + AlterMIME.

[baudehlo]

I don’t even think that’s what this question was about: I think it was basically about how to make a HTML email. There’s some good info in the nodemailer documentation about that. But it’s unrelated to Haraka.

Closing.

On Jul 6, 2018, at 5:25 PM, Wes Roberts notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey I am not an authority on the subject, but this looks like what you want:

The "From" header is a message header (as opposed to an SMTP envelope header). The HTML is usually embedded in a child of a multipart/alternative MIME body part.

Looks like you would use the transaction object to modify both the header and the body, perhaps in a plugin. Check out these functions:

transaction.set_banner(text, html) - append html to the bottom transaction.add_body_filter(ct_match, filter) - arbitrarily filter body content transaction.header transaction.remove_header(key) transaction.add_header(key, value) Fortunately this has some MIME parsing built-in, though you have to set transaction.parse_body = true, and your filter must return the text in the same encoding.

Previously I achieved this functionality with Postfix filters + AlterMIME.

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[jchook]

Ah, I saw the title:

How to use html and change header from name

and this section of the OP:

And How to change the Header from name ?

Which I assumed meant he wanted to alter existing MIME headers/body.