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#289 closed bug (fixed)Editing an email in sent folder will replace "FROM:" with user's address
Description
YAM 2.8-dev [OS4/PPC]
When you press the "edit"-button with an email in the sent folder, the "From"-field will we overwritten and is not kept as it is done when you press "edit" in the outgoing-folder. Attachments (0)Change History (8)comment:1 Changed 14 months ago by thboeckel
comment:2 Changed 14 months ago by thboeckel
Sorry, closed the wrong bug by accident. comment:3 Changed 14 months ago by thboeckel
Just to get this right, before sending the mail for the first time you modified the "From" field on the Options page of the write window, correct? But how is it possible to sent off such a mail without getting an error from your SMTP server? comment:4 follow-up: ↓ 5 Changed 14 months ago by padrino
My SMTP Server (Arcor/Vodafone) accepts any (valid?) email-address as from.
So I would be p... if the server would reject them all. comment:5 in reply to: ↑ 4 Changed 14 months ago by thboeckel
Replying to padrino:
I would consider this a severe security issue. Anybody is able to impersonate as you and can send mails under your name/address.
At least GMX's and web.de's SMTP servers don't accept mails which don't belong to the user who has logged in right before sending the mail. comment:6 Changed 14 months ago by padrino
Though this might possibly be dangerous/abused, but I don't think YAM needs to take care of this.
YAM has always been flexibal (and powerful?) in that matter and it would just be consitent if it was for this case/folder, too. comment:7 Changed 13 months ago by thboeckel
comment:8 Changed 13 months ago by thboeckel
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(In [5804]) * YAM_FI.c: opening the search window from the toolbar or the global menu will now use the current folder as default folder to be searched in. Having no folder to be searched in is quite unintuitive and leads to confusion if the user is sure that some mails must be found but don't get found as YAM does not search anywhere. This closes #289.