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Purpose ======= The bounce emails aren't stored in Odoo, which can complicate the debugging of the email sending. Now, we store this bounce email, and we allow the user to read it from the interface, so he can easily find the issue when an email sending fail. Specifications ============== The bounce email is stored on the mail notification for standard emails sending, and on the mailing traces when using mass mailing. For some email providers (e.g. Yahoo), the "Final-Recipient" header is not present. Normally, it allows us to retrieve the original recipient of the email which bounced and then the partner. So if this header is not there in a bounce email, we take the first recipient of the parent <mail.message>. Change the way that we parse the email body, for the bounce email. For most email providers, the first mail body is the one that contains the error and the next one contains the parent email body. So, the current logic might ignore this body for Outlook and Yahoo. Task-2116296 closes odoo/odoo#105923 Related: odoo/enterprise#34051 Signed-off-by: Warnon Aurélien (awa) <awa@odoo.com>
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