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tomolimo
Hello @AlexTR85 Sorry for the late answer. Could you provide a drawing to explain in detail the email flow? Thank you Regards, Tomolimo
Hello @AlexTR85 I close the issue, as there is no activity Feel free to re-open Thank you Regards, Tomolimo
Hello, I also came to this issue with an email sent from a smartphone... And the issue has been fixed using the following regex: /^[a-z-]+\/[\*a-z0-9.+-]+$/i Thank you, Regards, Tomolimo
Hello @Xerkus Yes I totally agree with you, but we have no choice, we cannot loose incoming emails sent from smartphones (for example) even if they do not respect 100%...
Could it be then that an additional (optional) parameter can be used to inform the method that we are in the process of analyzing received emails, in order to differentiate...
Hello @rikvdh We had in the past exactely the same issues as mentioned in #146 and I made a small modification in the source code to enable non-strict validation of...
This is the same case for us, we are using GLPI (= ITSM), which in turns is using laminas-mail for the emails input, see https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi/issues/8375
Yes, good idea!
This is very important to have the real possibility to migrate huge quantity of issues from an old system to Redmine!!!
Unfortunately, I'will not have time to do it... Sorry for that