Closed tomds closed 13 years ago
Here is what Thunderbird shows me for the average email received from leetveld:
From: matt.hall@isotoma.com Reply-To: matt.hall@isotoma.com, tom.desimone@isotoma.com, richard.mitchell@isotoma.com, chris.clarke@isotoma.com, None To: tom.desimone@isotoma.com, richard.mitchell@isotoma.com, chris.clarke@isotoma.com CC: None
What are those "None"s doing there?
I went to look at the raw email headers, and they are exactly the same as above i.e. it is deliberately inserting "None" into the headers.
See #14 for possible fix.
Turns out it was writing the string 'None' if django_settings.RIETVELD_INCOMING_MAIL_ADDRESS was empty, closed in 52726f3
Here is what Thunderbird shows me for the average email received from leetveld:
From: matt.hall@isotoma.com Reply-To: matt.hall@isotoma.com, tom.desimone@isotoma.com, richard.mitchell@isotoma.com, chris.clarke@isotoma.com, None To: tom.desimone@isotoma.com, richard.mitchell@isotoma.com, chris.clarke@isotoma.com CC: None
What are those "None"s doing there?
I went to look at the raw email headers, and they are exactly the same as above i.e. it is deliberately inserting "None" into the headers.