Tickets :: [#2195] mail-filter.php not work

6.0.0-beta1

7/16/25

Summary	mail-filter.php not work
Queue	Whups
Type	Bug
State	Resolved
Priority	1. Low
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Requester	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw
Created	06/29/2005 (7322 days ago)
Due
Updated	07/28/2005 (7293 days ago)
Assigned	06/29/2005 (7322 days ago)
Resolved	07/27/2005 (7294 days ago)
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07/28/2005 09:44:20 AM	Jan Schneider	Comment #11	Reply to this comment
No. But this doesn't belong anymore to this ticket. You can create a new enhancement ticket to change mail-filter.php's parameters, if you want.

07/28/2005 08:51:05 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #10	Reply to this comment
[Show Quoted Text - 16 lines][Hide Quoted Text] This won't change, we simply don't know the charset used if running a CLI, so we can't translate non-ascii queues correctly. It might make more sense to use queue/state/etc IDs instead. Hi,Jan Are you means using such usage below instead ? # ./mail-filter.php --queue 1 --type 2 --priority 3 --state 1 Yes. If true,that seems not worked for me, or can you make an example here ? thank you. Of course it doesn't work, because the script expects the queue names at the moment. The script should be changed to expect IDs instead. Will horde term patch it recently ? because this ticket mark to resolved. David

07/28/2005 07:46:10 AM	Jan Schneider	Comment #9	Reply to this comment
This won't change, we simply don't know the charset used if running a CLI, so we can't translate non-ascii queues correctly. It might make more sense to use queue/state/etc IDs instead. Hi,Jan Are you means using such usage below instead ? # ./mail-filter.php --queue 1 --type 2 --priority 3 --state 1 Yes. If true,that seems not worked for me, or can you make an example here ? thank you. Of course it doesn't work, because the script expects the queue names at the moment. The script should be changed to expect IDs instead.

07/28/2005 12:47:14 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #8	Reply to this comment
This won't change, we simply don't know the charset used if running a CLI, so we can't translate non-ascii queues correctly. It might make more sense to use queue/state/etc IDs instead. Hi,Jan Are you means using such usage below instead ? # ./mail-filter.php --queue 1 --type 2 --priority 3 --state 1 If true,that seems not worked for me, or can you make an example here ? thank you. David

07/27/2005 12:15:03 PM	Jan Schneider	Comment #7 State ⇒ Resolved	Reply to this comment
This won't change, we simply don't know the charset used if running a CLI, so we can't translate non-ascii queues correctly. It might make more sense to use queue/state/etc IDs instead.

07/27/2005 07:06:48 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #6	Reply to this comment
For debug mail-filter.php ,i just add var_dump($queues); to line 94 and run it with paramaters ,see screenshot http://210.241.49.67/~txg16/usage.gif The result, see http://210.241.49.67/~txg16/result.gif All the queues(some of name in chinese) display in whups UI,see http://210.241.49.67/~txg16/all-queues.gif compare between result.gif & all-queues.gif,i think that is why mail-filter.php not work,but i could not find how/where to hack it. David

06/30/2005 07:49:36 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #5	Reply to this comment
Alright, we were talking about something different. I thought the queue, state etc. name that you specify as parameters for mail-filter.php don't work. Yes,it realy don't work. I have to use queue,state and priority name in ascii format if i want to add ticket successfully by mail-filter.php. It didn't accept queue,state and priority name in non-asc format. and this is my first problem. Encoded message headers work fine for me here, and I committed a fix yesterday that made encoded bodies work too. This is another problem,message's header not encoded correctly for me here.

06/30/2005 07:21:11 AM	Jan Schneider	Comment #4	Reply to this comment
Alright, we were talking about something different. I thought the queue, state etc. name that you specify as parameters for mail-filter.php don't work. Encoded message headers work fine for me here, and I committed a fix yesterday that made encoded bodies work too.

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06/30/2005 02:31:27 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #3 New Attachment: mail.eml	Reply to this comment
How should that work? I don't see any reliable way to determine the charset that was used for the cli parameters. Thanks for your quick reply, jan. My another whups (Nightly Snapshots 4/17) base on Horde3.0.4 works great on this issue and i didn't provide any charset information to cli as paramaters before. so i am curious why current mail-filter.php need to determine charset ? Perhaps use charset info in mail's header is a good solution. FYI,attached these file for your reference. 1.mail.eml ,what i send to mail-filter. 2.ticket_view.gif, the screenshot explain that mail's header was not decoded correctly in whups view . P.S : From Jul 1 to 19 ,i will have my vacation in India ,so please don't close this ticket if any feedback required . Best Regards. David

06/29/2005 12:30:29 PM	Jan Schneider	Comment #2 State ⇒ Feedback	Reply to this comment
How should that work? I don't see any reliable way to determine the charset that was used for the cli parameters.

06/29/2005 08:50:03 AM	david (at) tmv (dot) gov (dot) tw	Comment #1 Priority ⇒ 1. Low Type ⇒ Bug Summary ⇒ mail-filter.php not work Queue ⇒ Whups State ⇒ Unconfirmed	Reply to this comment
Since a few days ago,the mail-filter.php didn't work anymore, if use non-ascii string in paramater list .eg, queue ,prioriy or state in my /etc/mail/aliases Here is my /etc/mail/aliases: track_comment: "\| /usr/local/apache/horde.beta/whups/scripts/mail-filter.php --queue '????' --type '??' --priority '1. ?' --state '???'" Change all non-ascII string to ascII in aliases above and mail again then it was added to whups track system successfully,however there are so many question mark in that ticket's content ,if use Chinese in the mail. David