#50374 closed defect (bug) (duplicate)
Improve PHPMailer usage
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Description
Related to the ticket #41750
We finally have PHPMailer 6 in WordPress core. The PHPMailer author noticed that there are some improvements in the way we use PHPMailer.
if you're setting content-type headers and boundaries via addCustomHeader, you're using PHPMailer wrong! (https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/41750#comment:41)
I would like to request comments and thoughts on taking a good look at how we use PHPMailer. I suspect these outdated patterns were used when WordPress had PHPMailer 5.x series. Now that we use PHPMailer 6, we can review and improve how we use it.
PHPMailer 6 upgrade milestone is WordPress 5.5. It would be great if we ship these changes with same version.
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This is correct, and I've found it has been massively reported.
When setting custom headers, the
boundaryis removed as it fall back as a regularplainemail. This could be improved with a right implementation of multipart, so this has become essentially a duplicate of #15448But still, I believe that
CustomHeadersare still right and should be admitted by PHPMailer. I have reported this upstream, and we will see if we can have optionally working both implementations.When we sort out the multipart problem, this will be sorted also. I hope we can achieve this before 6.9 release. Stay tuned to the other report.