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Describe the bug
Sent messages and deleted items in Outlook seem to often only have partial headers. The MSG parser handles these well, but the PST parser is not parsing these headers correctly. This is because the .transport_headers attribute provided by libpff just returns Nonehere.
This affects EML and MBOX derivatives. For now, the parser just makes a new email.message.Message object with only one header: headers: not found
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Use mailbagit on an OST file containing deleted or sent items.
Select eml derivatives
Get EMLs with only one header: headers: not found
Expected behavior
Should return a headers object with the few headers these messages contain.
Environment (please complete the following information):
_ GUI or command line?: CLU
OS: [e.g. iOS] Win10
Python version: 3.7.3
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Describe the bug
Sent messages and deleted items in Outlook seem to often only have partial headers. The MSG parser handles these well, but the PST parser is not parsing these headers correctly. This is because the
.transport_headers
attribute provided by libpff just returnsNone
here.This affects EML and MBOX derivatives. For now, the parser just makes a new
email.message.Message
object with only one header:headers: not found
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
mailbagit
on an OST file containing deleted or sent items.eml
derivativesheaders: not found
Expected behavior
Should return a headers object with the few headers these messages contain.
Environment (please complete the following information):
_ GUI or command line?: CLU
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: