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We use the X-Leap-Signature and X-Leap-Encryption to signal the
signature and encryption status of emails. An attacker could add this
headers and trick bitmask to believe that the email was signed and/or
encrypted. Now we remove this headers from the original email if they
are present before adding ours.
- Resolves: #7429
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- Related: #8031
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One of the pixelated adaptors was trying to access a non-existing
attribute in HashableMailbox, which for some reason was blocking the
operation of the imap server (uncatched exception in listeners call
maybe).
adding an attribute skips this error and therefore allows seamless use
of both pixelated and thunderbird user agents at the same time.
Resolves: #8083
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This fixes a bug in which the tls transport complains about receiving
unicode. It was only made evident by running against twisted 16.
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We catch any error on SMTP delivery and format it as a bounce message
delivered to the user Inbox.
this doesn't comply with the bounce format, but it's a nice first start.
leaving proper structuring of the delivery failure report for future
iterations.
- Resolves: #7263
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- Resolves: #7977
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- Resolves: #7898
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- Resolves #7861
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* Resolves: #7889
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- Resolves: #7656
- Releases: 0.4.1
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