[php] html-eMail senden

[Reinhold]

Hallo,

> Gilt es nur noch den Grund zu finden...

Gefunden!!! (...freu...) :-)))

Ich habe lediglich alle /r/n durch /n ersetzt!

(Ungeprüft ist allerdings erzeit, ob nun anderswo Probleme auftreten
- z.B. andere Mailprogramme, andere Empfänger, Posteingänge etc.)

Hinweis darauf gefunden im Link des letzten Beitrages:

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Just a comment on some of the examples, and as a note for those who
may be unaware. The SMTP RFC 822 is VERY explicit in stating that
\r\n is the ONLY acceptable line break format in the headers, though
is a little vague about the message body. While many MTAs will deal
with just \n, I've run accross plenty of them that will exhibit
"interesting" behaviours when this happens. Those MTAs that are
strict in compliance will definitely break when header lines are
terminated with only \n. They will also most likely break if the
body of the message contains more than 1000 consecutive characters
without a \r\n.*

Note that RFC 821 is a little more clear in defining: "line A a
sequence of ASCII characters ending with a <CRLF>."

RFC 821 makes no distinction between header lines and message body
lines, since both are actually transmitted during the DATA phase.

Bottom line, best practice is to be sure to convert any bare \n
characters in the message to \r\n.

* "The maximum total length of a text line including the <CRLF> is
1000 characters" (RFC 821)

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Habe zwar nicht alles ganz verstanden, es aber einfach mal probiert.
Wenn sonst nichts klappt, dachte ich mir...


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Gruß

Reinhold