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[2003-07-03 18:14 UTC] bob at midnightweb dot net
Description:
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The imap_headerinfo() function appears to only return the first address in the To field of messages that contain more than one address in that field. Addresses in the Cc field apear to be unaffected by this bug.
I have tried upgrading the C-Client to 2002b-6, and then recompiling the latest stable PHP release ( 4.3.2 ).
The examples are given with a message with the following To headers:
-- Begin snipit --
From: "Bob" <me@mydomain.com>
To: <user@mydomain.com>, <user2@mydomain.com>,
<user3@mydomain.com>
-- End snipit --
NOTE: The email addresses in this report have been altered to preserve the privacy of the user.
Reproduce code:
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$mailbox = imap_open($servername.".$cfldr", $username, $password);
$msgheader = @imap_headerinfo($mailbox, $msg);
ob_start();
print_r( $msgheader );
error_log( ob_get_contents() );
ob_end_clean();
Expected result:
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In the error_log of the web server, there should be a print_r output of the object returned by imap_headerinfo() that looks as follows with the "to" and "toaddress" elements:
-- Begin assumed snipit --
[toaddress] => "user@mydomain.com" <user@mydomain.com>
[to] => Array
(
[0] => stdClass Object
(
[personal] => user@mydomain.com
[mailbox] => user
[host] => mydomain.com
)
[1] => stdClass Object
(
[personal] => user2@mydomain.com
[mailbox] => user2
[host] => mydomain.com
)
[2] => stdClass Object
(
[personal] => user3@mydomain.com
[mailbox] => user3
[host] => mydomain.com
)
)
-- End assumed snipit --
Actual result:
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There is the print_r output, however with incomplete "to" array and "toaddress" string elements:
-- Begin snipit --
[toaddress] => "user@mydomain.com" <user@mydomain.com>
[to] => Array
(
[0] => stdClass Object
(
[personal] => user@mydomain.com
[mailbox] => user
[host] => mydomain.com
)
)
-- End snipit --
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Just checked this with the latest CVS and imap-2002d (they don't have 2002b-6 there anymore). Everything works as expected (see output below). Could you compile PHP against a newer IMAP lib, e.g. 2002d? --------------------------------------- [vlad@palana src]$ ./imap_test.php Content-type: text/html X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.3RC2-dev object(stdClass)(23) { ["date"]=> string(31) "Mon, 21 Jul 2003 11:53:47 -0700" ["Date"]=> string(31) "Mon, 21 Jul 2003 11:53:47 -0700" ["subject"]=> string(5) "test3" ["Subject"]=> string(5) "test3" ["message_id"]=> string(30) "<3F1C36BB.20700@echospace.com>" ["toaddress"]=> string(96) ""vlad@echospace.com" <vlad@echospace.com>, "vkegeneric@echospace.com" <vkegeneric@echospace.com>" ["to"]=> array(2) { [0]=> object(stdClass)(3) { ["personal"]=> string(18) "vlad@echospace.com" ["mailbox"]=> string(4) "vlad" ["host"]=> string(13) "echospace.com" } [1]=> object(stdClass)(3) { ["personal"]=> string(24) "vkegeneric@echospace.com" ["mailbox"]=> string(10) "vkegeneric" ["host"]=> string(13) "echospace.com" } } ...Well, I upgraded my c-client again, and installed the latest PHP4 Stable CVS, and it still wouldn't work. I created a small test script with the following code: <? header( "Content-Type: text/plain" ); $mailbox = imap_open( "{myserver:143}INBOX", "username", "password" ); print "$msg\n"; $headers = imap_headerinfo( $mailbox, 11 ); print "toaddress = ".$headers->toaddress."\n"; print "to = "; print_r ( $headers->to ); imap_close($mailbox); ?> And the output was correct! However, my othercode still did not work, and I gather it is because the imap_headerinfo() function is within a fucntion, so it apears that I have unearthed another bug... The function that it is in only takes two arguments: the message number, and the resource stream. In order for the imap_headerinfo() function to work properly, I had to do the following: $check = imap_mailboxmsginfo($mailbox); imap_reopen( $mailbox, $check->Mailbox ); I think its kinda funky that this has to be done to work properly.