KMail is a good... BUG

[Ze]

I said that i receive much HTML email in blank from for example 
http://forums.mozillazine.org, hotmail.com, etc.
But ok i will atttach here the last email i received from mozillazine.org

Regarding a tmp partition, no i don't have a separate partiton and also as i 
said i still have available 1GB of free space.

About the server its a pop, i dont use filters and as far as i know neither 
the server, maildir.And doesnt make any difference about the accounts, the 
problem happens in all accounts.

Now im posting here the code of the mail message:
Return-Path: <nobody at db.mozillazine.org>
Delivered-To: mmodem00 at netvisao.pt
Received: (qmail 6507 invoked from network); 8 Jun 2004 14:42:25 -0000
Received: from store-f1.netvisao.pt (HELO store?f1) ([213.228.128.92]) 
(envelope-sender <nobody at db.mozillazine.org>)
          by store3.netvisao.pt (qmail-ldap-1.03) with DES-CBC3-SHA encrypted 
SMTP
          for <mmodem00 at netvisao.pt>; 8 Jun 2004 14:42:25 -0000
Received: (qmail 28921 invoked by uid 0); 8 Jun 2004 14:38:56 -0000
 administrator.

PS: in evolution all goes all right...


Em Terça, 8 de Junho de 2004 11:44, Alexander Nordström escreveu:
> On Tuesday, 8 Jun 2004 10:43, Ze wrote:
> > With kmail, html emails arent well displayed and the major of times the
> > Sender,Date and Subject appear as UNKNOWN.
> > How is this possible!?!
>
> First off, you'd be strongly advised to moderate your tone and punctuation
> on the list. Please consider:
>
> - Most of the readers of this list are not developers; complaining to users
> do not solve any perceived or real problems in the development
> - KDE is free software, consider whether you are in a position to complain
> - Nobody here knows you or your skill level; yelling at people for trying
> to rule out basics first is completely unwarranted
> - Hard disks do fill up, and the question of whether you have ensured this
> is not the problem in your case is not something to be indignant about
>
> Now, of course, HTML e-mail is evil and should not be used. Unfortunately,
> a lot of clients are configured to send it by default, so it's hard to
> avoid receiving them (the Mozillazine forums, which you mention, however, I
> believe, let you choose plain text). I can tell you as much as KMail is not
> broken here, so it's either a downstream Mandrake problem or, more likely,
> a problem with your configuration or the mails you are trying to read.
>
> On that note, would you care to post the entire message source of one of
> the e-mails with which you're having trouble? Of course, use your common
> sense and edit out any parts that you do not wish posted here, but please
> state which changes you have made.
>
> Also, more information is needed, at least the following:
>
> - What method do you use to retrieve your messages? POP? IMAP?
> - What filters (if any) are in effect?
> - Do you or your postmaster use any other filtering software?
> - Mailbox or maildir?
>
> In line with this, does the problem appear irrespective of which e-mail
> account you use?
>
> As David James asked, do you have a separate /tmp partition? You mention
> you have 1 GiB left in /, but that obviously doesn't matter if /tmp is a
> separate, full partition.
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