currently I have a problem connected with Zimbra WebMail.
I want to format quota warning in such way that a part of it would be in bold text.
Sadly I can't find anwser online about such text formatting/styling.
My template message in Advanced settings of mailbox type looks like that
From: Postmaster <postmaster#${RECIPIENT_DOMAIN}>${NEWLINE}To: ${RECIPIENT_NAME} <${RECIPIENT_ADDRESS}>${NEWLINE}Subject: Quota warning${NEWLINE}Date: ${DATE}${NEWLINE}Content-Type: text/plain${NEWLINE}${NEWLINE}Your mailbox size has reached ${MBOX_SIZE_MB}MB, which is over ${WARN_PERCENT}% of your ${QUOTA_MB}MB quota.${NEWLINE}Please delete some messages to avoid exceeding your quota.${NEWLINE}There is also possibility to increase your quota.${NEWLINE}If the mailbox is full, you will not be able to sent or receive messages.
And I would like to make "which is over ${WARN_PERCENT}%" in bold or/and red text.
I have tried to edit text/plain to say text/bold but sadly it doesn't work like that.
Is it even possible to change style of quota message in that way, or is it always plain text?
I would be really grateful for any tips in this topic.
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I’ve a request to include the time when an alert was raised in the message body of the email for that alert.
I’ve checked out Create Alerts and Alert notification templating and it looks like it might be possible, but I can’t find any reference to any list of supported variables.
For reference, we're using Grafana v7.4.0 (c2203b9859) and creating an alarm off a cloudwatch metric query:
REMOVE_EMPTY(SEARCH('{"AWS/ApiGateway","ApiName","Method","Resource","Stage"} MetricName="5XXError"', 'Sum', 60))
So there's nothing in the results we can use for this, unless anyone knows of a way to pull the last timestamp out of one of the datatables ;)
What I’m trying to do is include something like this, in the email being sent out when this alert is triggered (although the actual date format doesn’t matter at all):
Alert raised at 2021-08-26T12:03
Thanks
I'm really spent a lot of time searching about, but no luck.
My issue is not directly related to Mailkit working or not, it is doing right but perhaps someone here have a clue.
I have to look for mails unseen mails from specific mail address on a Exchange 2010 using IMAP. All work fine (until now) for any server except this one.
When "from" mail address in format like John Doe <johndoe#pluto.com> a search for johndoe#pluto.com does not return any UIDs;
John Doe return UID collection;
On the other hand if "from" mail is in plain format all works fine.
Does anybody have any idea or know if is it an issue on Exch2010?
As a work around I'm thinking to make a simple search unseen to get UIDs then Fetch and look at Envelope
By the way here I have on log when message from = John Doe <johndoe#pluto.com>;
C: A00000006 UID SEARCH CHARSET US-ASCII FROM johndoe#pluto.com
S: * SEARCH
S: A00000006 OK SEARCH completed.
Almost 1 year later, seems I found why I can´t get any result when searching From when mail address have Display Name.
Here Dmitry explain Exchange behaviour
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dkhrebin/2013/10/04/how-exchange-imap-search-in-message-header/
A short quote say:
If you use SEARCH FROM (for CC, BCC, TO idea the same) Exchange will search in message's Property: PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_NAME, PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_NAME_A,
ptagSentRepresentingName
The PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_NAME property contains the display name for the messaging user represented by the sender.
So in addition to:SearchQuery.FromContains ("johndoe#pluto.com").Or (SearchQuery.FromContains ("John Doe"));
I can use SearchQuery.HeaderContains ("from", "johndoe#pluto.com");
Since Display Name can be anything and can be changed anytime, and mail address is always same. I can deal with both commands command lines above.
But I can't determine which has the best performance.
I've noticed that each IMAP server seems to behave differently with respect to searching for email addresses and/or Message-Id tokens.
What you may need to do is either do an OR search query:
SearchQuery.FromContains ("johndoe#pluto.com").Or (SearchQuery.FromContains ("John Doe"));
Perhaps that will work around the problem so it works with all IMAP servers?
Asana added rich text formatting in June 2014 (https://blog.asana.com/2014/06/rich-text/)
How do you get the formatting metadata from the Asana API?
For example, if I fill in a task description with:
some bold text. some italic text
a list
foo
bar
sublist
a
b
c
baz
The API returns the following for the note field, which excludes any formatting info:
"notes":"some bold text. some italic text\n\na list\n\nfoo\n\nbar\n\nsublist \na\nb\nc\nbaz"
We do not currently support rich text formatting via the API. However if you're feeling adventurous, we are currently working on this support, and you can try it out by using html_notes (for tasks) and html_text (for stories). You can request them using ?opt_fields=html_notes, for example.
Note however that this is still very experimental/early support. If the parser doesn't like the HTML you post, it just strips everything back to plaintext. So this is really only if you're feeling particularly adventurous - otherwise, I'd wait until we release full-fledged public support for it, with documentation and everything.
Is this still something "experimental"? I didn't want to post an answer but it won't let me comment the existing answer. So far I have found:
Acceptable
<b>
<ul>
<li>
Not acceptable:
<h4>
<p>
<div>
<section>
<br>
Any other suggestions for something to do a linebreak? Back in the day, I was using Wufoo to directly create tasks in Asana and it formatted it with a bold heading and then regular text for each entry data. I am trying to achieve this on my own without going that route because I am also updating a database when I receive the form submission. Any ideas on how to format (only the most basic of formatting)?
This is YouTube's 500 page. Can anyone help decode this information?
<p>500 Internal Server Error<p>
Sorry, something went wrong.
<p>A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.<p>
If you see them, show them this information:
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(Source: this post on HN)
The debug information contained in the (urlsafe-)base64 blob is likely encrypted.
Think about it from Google's perspective: You would want to display a stack trace, relevant headers of the http request and possibly some internal state of the user session to help a developer debug the situation. On the other hand all that information might contain sensitive information that you don't want the general public to see or that might endanger the user if he copy'n pastes it in a public support forum.
If I was to take a guess of the format I would imagine:
A public identifier of the key used for encryption (their servers could use different keys then)
The debug data encrypted using an authenticated encryption scheme
Additional data for error correction when OCR has to be used
For statistical analysis of the format it would be interesting to sample a lot of these error messages and see if some parts of the message are less random than you would expect from encrypted data (symmetrical encrypted data should follow a uniform distribution).
It looks like you are not the only one who is looking for some secret messages in YouTube error page. It seems that you can decode it using Base64.
Here is how:
http://www.cambus.net/decoding-youtube-http-error-500-message/
In a nutshell:
Sadly, contrary to my expectations, there doesn't seem to be any
hidden message… Screw you, highly trained monkeys!
I guess it is just another Easter Egg similar to 'Goats Teleported' performance counter Google Chrome had:
https://plus.google.com/+RobertPitt/posts/PrqAX3kVapn
But I guess unless you look like this, you can't be 100% sure.
It's entirely possible that this is random padding to avoid the "friendly" IE error pages that show if your error page does not contain more than 512 bytes of HTML. It would be base64 encoded if it were simply random bytes.
Imho this is all about customer care.
Actually there would be no need to send the error/debug message to the customer, because, I guess, it's already handled internally.
So:
why do we see this?
and why do they crypt it?
and is there really no hidden message for us?
Although the error might be handled and resolved internally, this does not necessarily satisfy a customer, who is not able to use the product. They pretty much do crypt by a good reason as this debug message might reveal more than a typical admin is used to.
And also there is no need to hide a message for us. Why? Because we NEVER stop until we find something.
I think:
internally the error is dealt with
external users might have something in hand to tell a technician if necessary and in return can get an approximation of ongoing problem
All in all nothing special about it and i think linking e.g. to the inf. monkey theorem is a bit overspectulated...
Error 500 means google has a problem which can not resolve. So when reporting a bug the most important thing is to prepare reproduction steps. So I tried to find an answer of the question "When this happens?"
I found this post in reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/40k858/is_youtube_giving_you_500_internal_server_errors/?utm_source=amp&utm_medium=comment_list
As resume:
It happens on desktops (www...), it works ok on mobile version (m...)
It happens for authenticated users. For anonymous users is working fine.
The problem is resolved after cookies are cleaned.
So I would give a direction: try to find the key in the session cookie. I hope my 2 cents will help.
I have set up a rule to quite simply print out an email when received from a certain address (Amazon sales) - The idea being that as orders come in, they are auto printed and waiting to be packed.
However the amazon emails require 2 pages.
under the Rules menu in Outlook, the option is simply "Print" but no further print preferences are available.
Is there a way to get it to print the first page only? a script possibly?
No, Outlook Object Model does not porvide any fine controls over the print functionality. As a workaround, you can export the message as a DOC file (MailItem.saveAs), then programmatically load it in Word and use the Word Obejct Model to print it.