Differences between revisions 4 and 13 (spanning 9 versions)
⇤ ← Revision 4 as of 2014-12-18 10:14:45 →
Size: 3807
Editor: maegger
Comment:
← Revision 13 as of 2023-10-16 13:56:55 → ⇥
Size: 3063
Editor: alders
Comment:
Deletions are marked like this. Additions are marked like this.
Line 1: Line 1:
#rev 2018-11-23 maegger
#rev 2020-09-04 maegger
Line 4: Line 7:
The ISG.EE Support asked for Mail Headers instead of the Mail Body. How do is send the received Email with the Headers? The ISG D-ITET Support asked for Mail Headers instead of the Mail Body. How do is send the received Email with the Headers?
<<BR>><<BR>>
Line 7: Line 11:
Line 9: Line 14:
 1. Press '''ALT-CMD-U'''
 1. Select the whole content with '''CTRL-A''' and copy ('''CTRL-C''') and paste ('''CTRL-V''') it into a new Email.		  1. Press {{{ALT-CMD-U}}}
 1. Select the whole content with {{{CTRL-A}}} and copy ({{{CTRL-C}}}) and paste ({{{CTRL-V}}}) it into a new Email.
Line 13: Line 18:
== Outlook 2013 ==
/!\ Newer Outlook Versions do split up the Email Headers and Email Body. Therefore you have to do two different steps to achieve the same result as with the other Mail Clients. Copy the content of the Headers into a Text Editor (e.g. Notepad), then copy the content of the Body afterwards. Finally copy the whole content (header + body) into a new Email.		 == Outlook 2013 (and newer) ==
/!\ Newer Outlook Versions split up the Email Headers and Email Body. Therefore you have to do two different steps to achieve the same result as with the other Mail Clients. Copy the content of the Headers into a Text Editor (e.g. Notepad), then copy the content of the Body afterwards. Finally copy the whole content (header + body) into a new Email for the ISS.EE support.
Line 17: Line 22:
 1. In the Menu click on '''File'''
 1. Click on '''Info''' in the left, blue bar.
 1. Click on '''Properties''' beneath the ''Header Test'' title. A new Window appears.
 1. At the bottom of this window there should be a section called '''Internet headers'''. Click into it so that it gets the focus, then select the whole headers with '''CTRL-A'''. Copy ('''CTRL-C''') and Paste ('''CTRL-V''') the content into a new textfile (e.g. notepad).		  1. Select the '''Message Options''' Icon (the one in the corner of the Tags Ribbon).<<BR>>{{attachment:ol_header_step1.png||width=300}}
 1. A new window pops up. Select the whole Header ({{{CTRL-A}}}) and copy ({{{CTRL-C}}}) and paste ({{{CTRL-V}}}) it into some temporary Textfile (e.g. notepad).<<BR>>{{attachment:ol_header_step2.png||width=300}}
Line 24: Line 27:
 1. Click into the message and Right Click. Then select '''View Source'''. /!\ If View Source is greyed out it means, the email you received does only contain ASCII Text and therefore what you see is the source.  1. Click into the message and Right click. Then select {{{View Source}}}. /!\ If View Source is greyed out it means, the email you received does only contain ASCII Text and therefore what you see is the source.
Line 26: Line 29:
<<BR>><<BR>>
Line 28: Line 32:
/!\ The following only works with a Webbworser that supports extended functions like the Internet Explorer does or like e.g. Firefox (also on Linux!) does. If you can not unselect '''Use the light version of Outlook Web App''' on the login mask, then your browser does not support these functions (e.g. Chrome Browser). /!\ '''DO NOT USE OWA''' since it is not possible to show the raw body content (e.g. HTML or CSS code to color text into purple)! /!\
Line 30: Line 35:
 1. After you logged in, double click the email, so that a new Window appears. /!\ Sometimes the mail opens up, sometimes you only see checkmark switching from the Email Title to the Email Sender Name. In that case doubleclick again on the Sender Name (only works when the checkmark is on the Sender name!).
 1. Select the '''Message Details''' Icon (the one between the Priority and Printing Icon).
 1. A new window pops up. Select the whole Header ({{{CTRL-A}}}) and copy ({{{CTRL-C}}}) and paste ({{{CTRL-V}}}) it into some temporary Textfile (e.g. notepad).		 You can use the following method in OWA to get the Mail Headers, but it is not possible to read the raw body content!
 1. Login to your mail account and select the mail.
 1. Right click the mail and select {{{View message details}}}<<BR>>{{attachment:OWA-step1.png||width=200}}
 1. A new window pops up. Select the whole Header ({{{CTRL-A}}}) and copy ({{{CTRL-C}}}) and paste ({{{CTRL-V}}}) it into some temporary Textfile (e.g. notepad).<<BR>>{{attachment:OWA-step2.png||width=400}}
Line 34: Line 41:
 1. After you logged in, double click the email, so that a new Window appears. /!\ Sometimes the mail opens up, sometimes you only see checkmark switching from the Email Title to the Email Sender Name. In that case doubleclick again on the Sender Name (only works when the checkmark is on the Sender name!).
 1. /!\ Depending on the used browser, this step may differ! /!\ Right click into the message Text. Then choose '''This Frame -> View Frame Source'''
 1. Select the whole Body ({{{CTRL-A}}}) and copy ({{{CTRL-C}}}) and paste ({{{CTRL-V}}}) at the end of the Headers File. Then copy and paste the whole headers and body into a new email.		 /!\ OWA has no ability to show you the raw body content! /!\
<<BR>><<BR>>
Line 39: Line 46:
 1. In the menu choose '''More -> Show source'''  1. In the menu choose '''More -> Show source'''<<BR>>{{attachment:roundcube.png||width=500}}
Line 41: Line 48:

<<BR>><<BR>>

Contents

  1. Problem
  2. Solution
    1. Mac OS X - Apple Mail
    2. Outlook 2013 (and newer)
      1. Headers
      2. Body
    3. Outlook Web Access (mail.ethz.ch)
      1. Headers
      2. Body
    4. Roundcube (email.ee.ethz.ch)
    5. Thunderbird

Problem

The ISG D-ITET Support asked for Mail Headers instead of the Mail Body. How do is send the received Email with the Headers?

Solution

Mac OS X - Apple Mail

  1. Select the Mail

  2. Press ALT-CMD-U

  3. Select the whole content with CTRL-A and copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into a new Email.

Outlook 2013 (and newer)

/!\ Newer Outlook Versions split up the Email Headers and Email Body. Therefore you have to do two different steps to achieve the same result as with the other Mail Clients. Copy the content of the Headers into a Text Editor (e.g. Notepad), then copy the content of the Body afterwards. Finally copy the whole content (header + body) into a new Email for the ISS.EE support.

Headers

  1. Open the particular email in a new window by double-clicking on the message in the message list. /!\ This step is important!

  2. Select the Message Options Icon (the one in the corner of the Tags Ribbon).
    ol_header_step1.png

  3. A new window pops up. Select the whole Header (CTRL-A) and copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into some temporary Textfile (e.g. notepad).
    ol_header_step2.png

Body

  1. Open message in a new window

  2. Click into the message and Right click. Then select View Source. /!\ If View Source is greyed out it means, the email you received does only contain ASCII Text and therefore what you see is the source.

  3. Select the whole Source Text (CTRL-A) and Copy (CTRL-C) and Paste (CTRL-V) the whole text at the end of the Text File with the Headers.



Outlook Web Access (mail.ethz.ch)

/!\ DO NOT USE OWA since it is not possible to show the raw body content (e.g. HTML or CSS code to color text into purple)! /!\

Headers

You can use the following method in OWA to get the Mail Headers, but it is not possible to read the raw body content!

  1. Login to your mail account and select the mail.

  2. Right click the mail and select View message details
    OWA-step1.png

  3. A new window pops up. Select the whole Header (CTRL-A) and copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into some temporary Textfile (e.g. notepad).
    OWA-step2.png

Body

/!\ OWA has no ability to show you the raw body content! /!\

Roundcube (email.ee.ethz.ch)

  1. Select the Email

  2. In the menu choose More -> Show source
    roundcube.png

  3. Select the whole content with CTRL-A and copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into a new Email.



Thunderbird

  1. Select the Email

  2. Press CTRL-U

  3. Select the whole content with CTRL-A and copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into a new Email.

CategoryMAIL

FAQ/HEADERHowto (last edited 2023-10-16 13:56:55 by alders)