Context
- Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04
- Thunderbird version number: 102.10.1 (64-bit)
- 64 bit/32 bit: 64 bit
- LookOut (fix version) version number: 5.3
Expected Behavior
A client sent us an email conversation as an attachment using Microsoft Outlook. We would expect that LookOut unpacks the winmail.dat to the usual rtf of the email itself, the image included in the footer, and the email thread our client included as a .eml file that we can then open inside thunderbird.
Current Behavior
LookOut correctly unpacks the winmail.dat to body_part_0.rtf and image001.png, but the actual attachment, an email thread, is just listed as "Untitled attachment". Looking at the source of the file, there's mention of IPM.Microsoft Mail.Note, which is also mentioned in tnef.js. Perhaps attachments of that kind could be given a .eml extension by default?
Context
Expected Behavior
A client sent us an email conversation as an attachment using Microsoft Outlook. We would expect that LookOut unpacks the winmail.dat to the usual rtf of the email itself, the image included in the footer, and the email thread our client included as a .eml file that we can then open inside thunderbird.
Current Behavior
LookOut correctly unpacks the winmail.dat to body_part_0.rtf and image001.png, but the actual attachment, an email thread, is just listed as "Untitled attachment". Looking at the source of the file, there's mention of IPM.Microsoft Mail.Note, which is also mentioned in tnef.js. Perhaps attachments of that kind could be given a .eml extension by default?