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fbartels

please post the exact version you are seeing this behaviour with. This has probably been resolved in a never version already.

moose

Hi @fbartels,

thanks for your reply!

My installed Kopano packges are the default packages from Debian Buster repository:

kopano-backup 8.7.0-3
kopano-common 8.7.0-3
kopano-contacts:amd64 8.7.0-3
kopano-core 8.7.0-3
kopano-dagent 8.7.0-3
kopano-gateway 8.7.0-3
kopano-ical 8.7.0-3
kopano-libs:amd64 8.7.0-3
kopano-monitor 8.7.0-3
kopano-presence 8.7.0-3
kopano-search 8.7.0-3
kopano-server 8.7.0-3
kopano-spamd 8.7.0-3
kopano-spooler 8.7.0-3
kopano-utils 8.7.0-3
kopano-webapp-apache2 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-common 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-contactfax 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-files 2.1.5+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-folderwidgets 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-gmaps 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-pimfolder 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-quickitems 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-titlecounter 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-webappmanual 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
kopano-webapp-zdeveloper 3.5.2+dfsg1-1
python3-kopano 8.7.0-3
z-push-backend-kopano 2.4.5-2

Hope this will help for further assistance ;-)

Have a nice evening,

moose

fbartels

@moose said in ?utf-8?Q? in mail header:

8.7.0-3

Yes I am pretty sure we did some changes regarding this since that version. Cannot give you a commit at the moment, though.

moose

Well, I saw this post here:

https://jira.kopano.io/browse/KC-1139

But, acutally it should be fixed in/since Release 8.7.0. I.e. Release 8.7.03 shouldn’t be affected, isn’t it?

fbartels

@moose no, that one is about umlauts in subjects. There was another ticket about this.

moose

@fbartels I understand, thx!

moose

Hi folks,

does anyone else have an idea how to proceed or which ticket @fbartels “There was another ticket about this.” may mean?

Any help would be greatly appriciated!

Greetinx,

moose

fbartels

@moose I wasn’t in the office any more yesterday so I could not look this up further. but scrolling through out changelog the following tickets could be relevant:

KC-1506 Inetmapi: header with multiple encoded-words not properly displayed by outlook 2016
KC-1430 Inetmapi: from and to headers are always encoded - even when just ascii, triggering spam filters

In any case, I think you should file an issue on the debian bugtracker. Since we have no influence over the builds provided by the Debian project.

PRO123

@moose said in ?utf-8?Q? in mail header:

My installed Kopano packges are the default packages from Debian Buster repository:

I have heard that the current default debian (stable) packages/version unfortunately contain some important bugs, which have already been fixed in newer Kopano versions. That’s why you can’t recommend the current Debian packages, you can currently either use Univention (there is a newer Kopano package, also free of charge) or buy a subscription or contact Debian Kopano Maintainer.

HTH Robert

moose

Good evening @fbartels and @PRO123,

many thanks for your hints and suggestions!

As I read in Kopano’s jira board I’ll need at least core release 8.7.4+ because this is the first one which fixes both issues @fbartels mentioned above.

Having had a look at https://download.kopano.io/community/ I found core-8.7.82.92.67ad630-Debian_10-amd64.tar is the latest available nightly built.

I just downloaded it and will give it a try after snapshotting my current Kopana installation.

I’ll get back to this thread and post my results.

Until then, I’d kindly ask for your patience. Thank you!

Greetinx,

moose