Version: 1.5.1 (using KDE 3.1.1) Installed from: Gentoo Compiler: gcc version 3.2.2 20030322 (Gentoo Linux 1.4 3.2.2-r2) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.20-gaming-r1 email@domain1.com,email@domain2.com also email@domain1.com;email@domain2.com are treated as single email addresses! AND NO ERROR MESSAGE I LOST WORK due to this. DATA LOSS UNEXPECTED if you guys are going to be strict to "cowman"<cowman@foo.com>,"mrmoo"<mrmoo@foo2.com> you should freakin give an error message or something when somebody used to outlook express or anyother email program use your software. I'm in rant mode i'm so irritated. So, this bug report is not like the "Closed" bugs that are similar. It is asking you to give an error message/fix the stupid problem cause nobody in their right minds care about "foo"<fooyou@you.co.uk>,"moo"<moocow@qux.com>
email@domain1.com,email@domain2.com is definitely not treated as single email address. And why are you shouting at us that you lost work? How did you lose work? Anyway, I don't really understand what you are talking about. Maybe you should restate the problem after you have cooled down a little bit. Please tell us exactly what you did so that we can reproduce and fix the problem.
sorry for being so... shouty. My email doesn't send regularly from kmail, and I just plain don't recieve any error message about it not actually being sent. and then I saw a bug while trying to report this one that said "if you want to use semi-colon seporated email addresses, sorry you can't it's wrong, use "name''<email@address.com> to send to multiple people. Kmail treats my email1@domain1.com;email2@domain2.com as one email address! and if it is wrong to do that, it should complain that it is an invalid email address and to fix it. not just pass it on down the system, leaving me none the wiser. (ps, I replied to your email a while ago... but ... it didn't sent! surprise surprise) I know this could be something to do with my sendmail... but... i should at least get an error message saying that it didn't send.
did you specify this in the composer or as your sender address? You still didn't give any more details than in the initial report.
Subject: kdepim/kmail CVS commit by coolo: tell users if they entered data do not seem to make sense CCMAIL: 57001-close@bugs.kde.org M +14 -1 identitydialog.cpp 1.22 --- kdepim/kmail/identitydialog.cpp #1.21:1.22 @@ -301,5 +301,18 @@ namespace KMail { ident.setFullName( mNameEdit->text() ); ident.setOrganization( mOrganizationEdit->text() ); - ident.setEmailAddr( mEmailEdit->text() ); + QString email = mEmailEdit->text(); + if ( email.isEmpty() || email.contains('@') == 0) + KMessageBox::sorry(this, + i18n("You didn't specify a valid email address." + "You won't create valid emails without such an address."), + i18n("No Email Adress")); + if (email.contains('@') > 1) { + KMessageBox::sorry(this, + i18n("Your email address contains two @ characters," + "which most email servers do not accept." + "You won't create valid emails without changing your address."), + i18n("No Email Adress")); + } + ident.setEmailAddr( email ); // "Advanced" tab: ident.setPgpIdentity( mPgpKeyRequester->keyIDs().first() );
Subject: Re: comma seporated email addresses are interpreted as one address It's when you make a message in the composer, and it shows up in the sent items browser? To replicate: write a coma delimeted list of email addresses (or space, or anything else that normally works as delimeters) in the To: field or the CC: field etc. watch the sent mail have strange combined email addresses Last time I tested it it sent the email, but the string in the to field still shows up as one long malformed siamese email address in the sent items folder. example of a replication: To: alpeterson@wsu.edu, joesmith@fakeaddress.com jimmy@fakeaddress.com susan@fakeaddress.com; smith@fakeaddress.com, cowman@meatfactory.fake.co.com Or something like that, and you'll find that many of the email addresses stick together. (I think that the semicolon actually works as a delimiter) But all whitespace should come up as a delimiter... and it is fairly confusing to have email addresses come up as <emailuser@domain.com> when looking through sent items and replying to a message. > http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57001 > > ------- Additional Comments From coolo@kde.org 2003-09-24 21:50 ------- > did you specify this in the composer or as your sender address? You still > didn't give any more details than in the initial report.