For emails sent via Office 365, reply-to header could contains additional spaces
or get multiline header.
e.g.:
In-Reply-To:
<4ba8f246904b4fedb49fbab7945a7f82@AM3PR06MB433.eurprd06.prod.outl$$k.com>
The message lookup fails if header is not stripped
Previously, when updating subscribers of a mail.thread, the default_{key}
arguments could override a {key} in the values.
e.g: for an new opportunity, the salesperson was overrided by the default user_id
This fix gives the priority to the values over the default_ in context.
opw-631741
When auto subscribing to a message
(For instance, change the ```user_id``` field on a record,
like an invoice)
The new user is notified of the last message of the thread.
He must be notified of the parent message as well,
to have access to the first message of the thread,
to prevent access rights issues to the thread.
This mechanism is applied in the _notify method
of model ```mail.message``` as well, for the same reasons.
opw-630286
The previous matching rules were too fuzzy and allowed random
prefix-match or tail-match of other user's emails.
For example when looking up a partner matching 'foo@bar.com'
the system would sometimes find 'dom.foo@bar.com' instead,
or 'foo@bar.com.tw'.
Fixed by only allowing direct case-insensitive email match
of an addr-spec, or substring match of the addr-spec enclosed
in angle brackets, within a name-addr pair.
See also RFC5322, section 3.4
Also adapted related message_find_partner_from_emails() method
to factor out the partner email resolution mechanism to avoid
the same problem.
Adds corresponding regression test.
And fallback of any type if there is none of type email
This fix allow the communication between two mail thread from two different Odoo servers having message creation subtypes, like project issue or crm lead
If an email contains several text/html parts inside a multipart email, the previous code was only keeping the last content part.
The Content-Type: multipart/mixed allows several independent part (RFC1341 7.2.2), so two html is technically valid.
With this patch, the two parts are concatenated. (opw 614755)
Modify append_content_to_html regex to make sure the regex keeps the content of the html instead of removing it.
e.g.: "123 <html> 456 </html> 789" used to be stripped to "123 789" while we expect "123 456 789"
When parsing incoming messages, ignore white-space around
In-Reply-To headers, and extract message-id items inside
the References header using a regex.
This actually serves as a workaround for broken MTAs
mangling References (such as outlook.com nesting past ones
with commas, violating RFC2822).
Closes#516 as a manual rebase.
When a record is created, if it inherits from mail.thread, a message 'OBJECT created' is posted. 'created' is translated but the name of the model wasn't.
This fix uses the name of the linked ir.model which is already a translatable field.
lp:1262000, opw 611043
When parsing incoming messages, ignore white-space around
In-Reply-To headers, and extract message-id items inside
the References header using a regex.
This actually serves as a workaround for broken MTAs
mangling References (such as outlook.com nesting past ones
with commas, violating RFC2822).
Closes#516 as a manual rebase.
Be careful, content-type may contain tricky content like in the
following example so test the MIME type with startswith()
Content-Type: multipart/related;
boundary="_004_3f1e4da175f349248b8d43cdeb9866f1AMSPR06MB343eurprd06pro_";
type="text/html"
This improve previous commit by making sure we
never consider the thread_id/model values in the
In-Reply-To/References header if the host name
did not match.
Also fixes the tests that were using the
6.1 compatibility mode to post in a mail group
thread instead of specifying the right
message-id.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20140411142429-y0rpkzqbrsabxqsg
When emails transit from an OpenERP system to another
there is a chance of wrongly considering the foreign
model,id pair as local, possibly attaching a reply
to a wrong parent message.
This naive heuristic ignore the foreign identifiers
unless the hostname of the message-id mentioned in
the In-Reply-To header matches the local one.
This may fail after a change of local hostname but
is still better than the alternative.
In OpenERP v8 we should stop including the model,res_id
in outgoing Message-Id headers and only rely on the
stored, opaque, unique Message-Ids, preventing
any future mismatch.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20140411101349-h3jmkdzvbr7lut26
against not planned subtype data (coming from error in subtype relationship
table, or for undisplayed subtypes, old subtypes, ...).
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140225090637-mnztroc05nk7l2sl
found during processing. This way, all emails in the queue are managed and
all failed emails have their own exception in the logs, allowing easier
debugging.
Note that a failed email is set as seen to avoid processing it every time
the scheduler runs.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140213095717-tcwgkl143i3ujw8h
Indeed assert are statements meant to be used when developping, for
debug purpose. In a production environment it is safer to use real
exceptions that can be managed accordingly.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140212152737-c7q339psd9hi4iwd
Christophe Simonis
André Paramés
Jean-Baptiste Quenot
Nicolas Lempereur
Denis Ledoux
Olivier Dony
Martin Trigaux
Rifakathusen Haradwala
Anael Closson
Sandy Carter
Anand-Dharampuriya
Jean-Baptiste Quenot
Christophe Simonis
Jacques-Etienne Baudoux
Denis Ledoux
Thibault Delavallée