Hi, I've been tasked with setting up a mail server with Push capabilities. For the most part I think I am onto a winner, however I am having a few issues with Z-Push. It can receive e-mail OK and it works wonderfully, however on trying to send email I have found that if I don't have a subject set in the Samsung default mail app it will refuse to send. As soon as I add a subject, it'll go without hassle. The log files show: Code: 10/07/2014 13:56:33 [ 4804] [WARN] [[email protected]] /usr/share/z-push/backend/imap/imap.php:470 imap_mail(): No subject field in mail command (2) I am assuming there needs to be a method of writing a [subject] header in the event there isn't one. Additionally, is there a process that will take Out Of Office from the Android Mail app and store it in ISPConfig? I know Roundcube does it, but it would be nice..... Edit: Additionally, I have noticed that the issue relating to 'Subject' appears to affect Blackberry OS 10 also (Not that there is any surprise there).
Correction to the above issue After following through the /usr/share/z-push/backend/imap/imap.php file I have found that modifying the else statement at Line 461 to the following: Code: else { ZLog::Write(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG, "BackendIMAP->SendMail(): subject: no subject set. Set to empty."); $message->headers["subject"] = "(no subject)"; // added by mku ZP-330 Has corrected the issue. The original had Code: ...headers["subject"] = "" ... and the NULL return was breaking the header. Hope this is of some assistance to someone else.
