[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #4337: Blog by Email: No content is
assumed
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#4337: Blog by Email: No content is assumed
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Reporter: jottlieb | Owner: westi
Type: defect | Status: assigned
Priority: high | Milestone: 2.3
Component: General | Version: 2.2
Severity: major | Resolution:
Keywords: has-patch |
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Comment (by shadowdad):
Replying to [comment:14 cfactor]:
> Sorry for being out of touch. My mail server this account was sending
mail to had a catastrophic hardware failure that caused it to go foom, and
I've been too busy to fix it. Change the email setting to point to a
webmail account for now.
>
> Nazgul: your patch method of handling period is definitely cleaner and
smarter, but it will add an extra blank line to the body of the message
where the end of body period was, as that line would become "\r\n" and
will not break on the empty($line) check. It probably won't matter to
most people, but it's also not "proper."
>
> sfmobius: I'd like to hear more about what happened when you tried
either of our patches. When I was first setting up post-by-email, I
thought about using Postie instead, but decided that I wanted to keep the
installation simple and didn't want to add extra plugins I won't use. So
yes, from what I've heard, Postie works well for a lot of people and is
certainly more feature-rich. This fix is for those who want to stick with
basic WordPress.
cfactor: followed here from your post on 4318. i am happy to reverify
this fix. i have just been swapping in and out the wp-mail.php files to
get post-by-mail to function. so i don't screw it up, if you could send a
detailed list of how and where to apply patch (rob.shurtleff at gmail.com) i
will be happy to test and report back
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