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Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / April 2006Signatures not sent
Eudora has apparently stopped sending my signature in outgoing mail. I don't know when or why. My wife noticed it first with her mail, so I checked mine out. That means that two different machines using two different programs are both leaving out signatures. I am using Eudora 6.2.3 on OS 10.4.6. The signature is there when I compose mail, but it does not appear to the recipient. I have not changed any settings that I am aware of. I have checked the Eudora website and did not find anything about this. Any ideas? > Eudora has apparently stopped sending my signature in outgoing mail. I > don't know when or why. My wife noticed it first with her mail, so I [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Any ideas? Have you tried sending yourselves mail to verify the sig is intact when sent. Chances are something on their end is filtering it out if your tests show it to be working. > > Eudora has apparently stopped sending my signature in outgoing mail. I > > don't know when or why. My wife noticed it first with her mail, so I [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > sent. Chances are something on their end is filtering it out if your > tests show it to be working. Here is the strange part: If I we send each other (or ourselves) an email and open it with Eudora there is no signature. If I check the message using webmail, the signature is there. I have also noticed that when people reply to me, my signature is there. Seems odd. > > > Eudora has apparently stopped sending my signature in outgoing mail. I > > > don't know when or why. My wife noticed it first with her mail, so I [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > message using webmail, the signature is there. I have also noticed > that when people reply to me, my signature is there. Seems odd. I found no reference to the issue in the Eudora support site. Two machines with the same problem. The same provider I assume. I would suspect your provider has done something on their end that is affecting it. Of course, getting them to admit to it is going to be like talking to a brick wall. > > > Eudora has apparently stopped sending my signature in outgoing mail. I > > > don't know when or why. My wife noticed it first with her mail, so I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > The signature is there when I compose mail, but it does not appear to > > > the recipient. I have not changed any settings that I am aware of. I But you say below that it *is* getting out since you can see it in their replies to you. What makes you think that the recipient is not getting it? > > > have checked the Eudora website and did not find anything about this. > > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > message using webmail, the signature is there. I have also noticed > that when people reply to me, my signature is there. Seems odd. A few thoughts: 1. Are you getting signatures on other people's messages to you? If so, then Eudora/the mail server is unlikely to be stripping signatures. 2. Have you tried sending a single message to two recipients, a friend and to yourself. If your friend gets the signature and you don't, then you know there is a problem. If neither of you get the signature, then check your sending preferences. If both of you get it, there is nothing wrong. Cheers David > If I we send each other (or ourselves) an > email and open it with Eudora there is no signature. If I check the > message using webmail, the signature is there. If you're viewing messages in the Preview Pane with Content Concentrator active, signatures are suppressed.  SignatureJulian Y. Koh <mailto:kohster@northwestern.edu> Network Engineer <phone:847-467-5780> Telecommunications and Network Services Northwestern University PGP Public Key:<http://bunnytoaster.nsg.northwestern.edu/julian/pgppubkey.html> |
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