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RFC5322 validation prevents importing of previously-received emails #386
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We have tracked the date issue internally as GODT-2847. |
Any ETA? Thank you! |
We currently have no ETA for this ticket. For anyone who is blocked by this, we recommend adding a |
Do you have a guide for how to edit received emails like this in thunderbird? Better yet, is there a way to automate fixing broken messages, as there several messages that trigger this problem (and cause the bulk copy operation to abort) out of thousands of messages? |
Thanks for the reply! @LBeernaertProton I think this issue goes behind fixing the "Date" field. I have several different parsing issues, all related to the RFC5322 validation. I received all of these e-Mails at some point so there should be a possibility to move them (or fix them easily/quickly). Here are some example error messages:
Other parsing issues
@alexforencich |
@timo-sztyler Please open a different ticket for all the issues other than It would be great if you could attach the relevant values of the headers for those messages. If you don't feel comfortable with the information on Github, you could always send them to my email (see commit history).
Finally regarding this particular error, the |
Hi @LBeernaertProton Header parsing error (RFC5322) prevents importing of emails Not directly related, but I also provided examples for the following issue: |
I have been running in to issues with importing old emails into proton mail via the proton mail bridge due to the RFC5322 validation. TBH, I think this validation should probably be removed completely - if emails can be received that are missing the date field and have matching from and sender fields, then it should be possible to import such a message via imap.
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