> I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> who sent the email.  What can I do?

> Same here.  They show up as either
> (unknown sender) (no subject)
> or
> root (no subject)

> Nothing you or I can do.  The gmail team has to fix something.

> On Nov 14, 7:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> > no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > who sent the email.  What can I do?- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> Same here!  I've gotten three of theses messages so far over the last
> 2-3 days.  I was afraid to even try to open them for fear they may
> contain some sort of virus.   From what I can tell the message only
> has repeated strings of letters and no real message body.

> On Nov 14, 7:48 am, Chip Christian wrote:

> > Same here.  They show up as either
> > (unknown sender) (no subject)
> > or
> > root (no subject)

> > Nothing you or I can do.  The gmail team has to fix something.

> > On Nov 14, 7:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> > > no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> > > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > > who sent the email.  What can I do?- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> Same here!  I've gotten three of theses messages so far over the last
> 2-3 days.  I was afraid to even try to open them for fear they may
> contain some sort of virus.   From what I can tell the message only
> has repeated strings of letters and no real message body.

> On Nov 14, 7:48 am, Chip Christian wrote:

> > Same here.  They show up as either
> > (unknown sender) (no subject)
> > or
> > root (no subject)

> > Nothing you or I can do.  The gmail team has to fix something.

> > On Nov 14, 7:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> > > no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> > > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > > who sent the email.  What can I do?- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> who sent the email.  What can I do?

> All,

> Are the messages arriving directly in Gmail, or are they being fetched
> from elsewhere?

> Do the messages headers appear in the body of the message?

> On Nov 14, 7:00 pm, bkennelly wrote:

> > All,

> > Are the messages arriving directly in Gmail, or are they being fetched
> > from elsewhere?

> > Do the messages headers appear in the body of the message?

> I have been receiving messages like this for a long time, but they
> were one or two per week, coming from a specific Mailman list, so I
> though it was a list configuration problem.

> This last days, however, the garbled messages came from different
> sources than that list, so it's not a list configuration problem. The
> messages I'm receiving have not From, To or Subject fields, and
> sometimes show the MIME Boundaries in the message text (seems like the
> MIME-Boundary header is also missing) and some other headers.

> As far as I can understand this messages came forwarded from two
> different old Yahoo emails, that I forwarded (using their web
> application, not Gmail POP fetching), so maybe they are forwarding
> incorrectly the messages, and it getting worse this days. I can't
> really know, because many of my mail comes from those two old
> accounts, so maybe some email addressed directly at my Gmail account
> has shown garbled, but I can't really know.

> For your information, I going to paste the headers (not the header
> contents) from two messages, one that came garbled and one that not
> (and they are from the same source, and it's not the mailing list):

> [[[The garbled one]]]
> Delivered-To:
> Received:
> Received:
> Return-Path:
> Received:
> Received-SPF:
> Authentication-Results:
> Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:01:11 -0800 (PST)
> Message-Id:
> Return-Path:
> X-RocketTIP:
> X-RocketSRV:
> X-Rocket-Track:
> X-YMailISG:
> X-Originating-IP:
> Authentication-Results:

> [[[The not garbled]]]
> Delivered-To:
> Received:
> Received:
> Return-Path:
> Received:
> Received-SPF:
> Authentication-Results:
> Return-Path:
> X-RocketTIP:
> X-RocketSRV:
> X-Rocket-Track:
> X-YMailISG:
> X-Originating-IP:
> Authentication-Results:
> Received:
> Received:
> Received:
> From:
> To:
> Subject:
> X-Cron-Env:
> X-Cron-Env:
> X-Cron-Env:
> X-Cron-Env:
> X-Cron-Env:
> Message-Id:
> Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:00:04 -0800 (PST)

> As you can see the come a minute apart (but they are not the same
> emails), and yes, they are Cron jobs.

> Hope that helps you, but if its not your problem I will try to contact
> Yahoo Mail team for help.

> Thank you very much.

> I've been having problems with this as well.  The first message I'd
> ever seen with this problem was at 5:32 a.m. Pacific time on 11/13/08,
> and it's been happening frequently since then.

> I have my email forwarded from yahoo because they don't offer the
> forward but leave a copy in your inbox feature google does.
> Anyway.  I just got off the phone with Yahoo engineers (really) and
> nothing going on on their side.  definitely a google thing.  Google
> does fine with lots of features, but they are severely lacking in
> phone support.  Hopefully whatever support team monitors this is
> watching as this issue seems to be gmail wide.

> Jeremy

> On Nov 14, 2:51 pm, YoNoSoyTu wrote:

> > On Nov 14, 7:00 pm, bkennelly wrote:

> > > All,

> > > Are the messages arriving directly in Gmail, or are they being fetched
> > > from elsewhere?

> > > Do the messages headers appear in the body of the message?

> > I have been receiving messages like this for a long time, but they
> > were one or two per week, coming from a specific Mailman list, so I
> > though it was a list configuration problem.

> > This last days, however, the garbled messages came from different
> > sources than that list, so it's not a list configuration problem. The
> > messages I'm receiving have not From, To or Subject fields, and
> > sometimes show the MIME Boundaries in the message text (seems like the
> > MIME-Boundary header is also missing) and some other headers.

> > As far as I can understand this messages came forwarded from two
> > different old Yahoo emails, that I forwarded (using their web
> > application, not Gmail POP fetching), so maybe they are forwarding
> > incorrectly the messages, and it getting worse this days. I can't
> > really know, because many of my mail comes from those two old
> > accounts, so maybe some email addressed directly at my Gmail account
> > has shown garbled, but I can't really know.

> > For your information, I going to paste the headers (not the header
> > contents) from two messages, one that came garbled and one that not
> > (and they are from the same source, and it's not the mailing list):

> > [[[The garbled one]]]
> > Delivered-To:
> > Received:
> > Received:
> > Return-Path:
> > Received:
> > Received-SPF:
> > Authentication-Results:
> > Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:01:11 -0800 (PST)
> > Message-Id:
> > Return-Path:
> > X-RocketTIP:
> > X-RocketSRV:
> > X-Rocket-Track:
> > X-YMailISG:
> > X-Originating-IP:
> > Authentication-Results:

> > [[[The not garbled]]]
> > Delivered-To:
> > Received:
> > Received:
> > Return-Path:
> > Received:
> > Received-SPF:
> > Authentication-Results:
> > Return-Path:
> > X-RocketTIP:
> > X-RocketSRV:
> > X-Rocket-Track:
> > X-YMailISG:
> > X-Originating-IP:
> > Authentication-Results:
> > Received:
> > Received:
> > Received:
> > From:
> > To:
> > Subject:
> > X-Cron-Env:
> > X-Cron-Env:
> > X-Cron-Env:
> > X-Cron-Env:
> > X-Cron-Env:
> > Message-Id:
> > Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:00:04 -0800 (PST)

> > As you can see the come a minute apart (but they are not the same
> > emails), and yes, they are Cron jobs.

> > Hope that helps you, but if its not your problem I will try to contact
> > Yahoo Mail team for help.

> > Thank you very much.

> I'm also having this problem and I also have emails forwarded from
> yahoo. It started happening today, emails from multiple sources, so it
> seems the problem is between yahoo forward and google.
> Hopefully they can sort it out working together.

> Berkay

> On Nov 14, 10:04 pm, Jeremy Patrick wrote:

> > I have my email forwarded from yahoo because they don't offer the
> > forward but leave a copy in your inbox feature google does.
> > Anyway.  I just got off the phone with Yahoo engineers (really) and
> > nothing going on on their side.  definitely a google thing.  Google
> > does fine with lots of features, but they are severely lacking in
> > phone support.  Hopefully whatever support team monitors this is
> > watching as this issue seems to be gmail wide.

> > Jeremy

> > On Nov 14, 2:51 pm, YoNoSoyTu wrote:

> > > On Nov 14, 7:00 pm, bkennelly wrote:

> > > > All,

> > > > Are the messages arriving directly in Gmail, or are they being fetched
> > > > from elsewhere?

> > > > Do the messages headers appear in the body of the message?

> > > I have been receiving messages like this for a long time, but they
> > > were one or two per week, coming from a specific Mailman list, so I
> > > though it was a list configuration problem.

> > > This last days, however, the garbled messages came from different
> > > sources than that list, so it's not a list configuration problem. The
> > > messages I'm receiving have not From, To or Subject fields, and
> > > sometimes show the MIME Boundaries in the message text (seems like the
> > > MIME-Boundary header is also missing) and some other headers.

> > > As far as I can understand this messages came forwarded from two
> > > different old Yahoo emails, that I forwarded (using their web
> > > application, not Gmail POP fetching), so maybe they are forwarding
> > > incorrectly the messages, and it getting worse this days. I can't
> > > really know, because many of my mail comes from those two old
> > > accounts, so maybe some email addressed directly at my Gmail account
> > > has shown garbled, but I can't really know.

> > > For your information, I going to paste the headers (not the header
> > > contents) from two messages, one that came garbled and one that not
> > > (and they are from the same source, and it's not the mailing list):

> > > [[[The garbled one]]]
> > > Delivered-To:
> > > Received:
> > > Received:
> > > Return-Path:
> > > Received:
> > > Received-SPF:
> > > Authentication-Results:
> > > Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:01:11 -0800 (PST)
> > > Message-Id:
> > > Return-Path:
> > > X-RocketTIP:
> > > X-RocketSRV:
> > > X-Rocket-Track:
> > > X-YMailISG:
> > > X-Originating-IP:
> > > Authentication-Results:

> > > [[[The not garbled]]]
> > > Delivered-To:
> > > Received:
> > > Received:
> > > Return-Path:
> > > Received:
> > > Received-SPF:
> > > Authentication-Results:
> > > Return-Path:
> > > X-RocketTIP:
> > > X-RocketSRV:
> > > X-Rocket-Track:
> > > X-YMailISG:
> > > X-Originating-IP:
> > > Authentication-Results:
> > > Received:
> > > Received:
> > > Received:
> > > From:
> > > To:
> > > Subject:
> > > X-Cron-Env:
> > > X-Cron-Env:
> > > X-Cron-Env:
> > > X-Cron-Env:
> > > X-Cron-Env:
> > > Message-Id:
> > > Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 12:00:04 -0800 (PST)

> > > As you can see the come a minute apart (but they are not the same
> > > emails), and yes, they are Cron jobs.

> > > Hope that helps you, but if its not your problem I will try to contact
> > > Yahoo Mail team for help.

> > > Thank you very much.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show up with
> no subject and no sender info - so I have to try and guess who sent
> them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> who sent the email.  What can I do?

> I have mails popped from yahoo that show up fine on the yahoo site,
> but when popped into gmail yield unknown senderand nosubject- so
> far these are real messages, I can see it all as text after the
> headers...  but the "authentication-results" line is being continued
> on the next line with a semicolon thenthe "from" tag. and I thinks
> that this is somehow preventing it from findingthe "from" and
> "subject" lines.

> I started  getting these this morning (11-14), about 7 so far.. but
> some of the emails from the same sender make it through just fine when
> popped. and yes, some are going into bulk. At first I thought it was
> from other servers, as well, but looking at the headers, I see yahoo
> is popping those for me and so still come through the yahoo pipeline.

> headers with my name grunged out..

> Delivered-To: [email address]
> Received: by 10.100.12.8 with SMTP id 8cs44811anl;
>         Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:03:50 -0800 (PST)
> Received: by 10.100.105.13 with SMTP id d13mr779336anc.
> 95.1226714629892;
>         Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:03:49 -0800 (PST)
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> Message-ID: <[email address]>
> Received: by 10.100.54.38 with POP3 id c38mf654631ana.6;
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> From: "Fictionwise.com Big Bargains" <[email address]>To: [email address]
> CC:

> On Nov 14, 6:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show upwith> nosubjectand nosender info - so I havetotry and guess who sent
> > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > who sent the email.  What can I do?

> Glad I'm not the only one having the problem.  I have e-mail coming in
> from a Yahoo account (@yahoo.es)--the e-mails being forwarded from
> this account were the only ones to arrive with a "no subject" and "no
> sender"--starting 11/14 in the morning.  Do we have any idea when this
> will be fixed?  A little frustrating... :-/

> On Nov 14, 8:16 pm, mamanerd wrote:

> > I have mails popped from yahoo that show up fine on the yahoo site,
> > but when popped into gmail yield unknown senderand nosubject- so
> > far these are real messages, I can see it all as text after the
> > headers...  but the "authentication-results" line is being continued
> > on the next line with a semicolon thenthe "from" tag. and I thinks
> > that this is somehow preventing it from findingthe "from" and
> > "subject" lines.

> > I started  getting these this morning (11-14), about 7 so far.. but
> > some of the emails from the same sender make it through just fine when
> > popped. and yes, some are going into bulk. At first I thought it was
> > from other servers, as well, but looking at the headers, I see yahoo
> > is popping those for me and so still come through the yahoo pipeline.

> > headers with my name grunged out..

> > Delivered-To: [email address]
> > Received: by 10.100.12.8 with SMTP id 8cs44811anl;
> >         Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:03:50 -0800 (PST)
> > Received: by 10.100.105.13 with SMTP id d13mr779336anc.
> > 95.1226714629892;
> >         Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:03:49 -0800 (PST)
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> > From: "Fictionwise.com Big Bargains" <[email address]>To: [email address]
> > CC:

> > On Nov 14, 6:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show upwith> nosubjectand nosender info - so I havetotry and guess who sent
> > > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > > who sent the email.  What can I do?

> I am having the exact problem here, and guess what; I have my Yahoo
> emails sent to my gmail...

> Is there any thing I should do that you guys have done? should I
> contact Gmail team??

> TY

> On Nov 15, 10:42 am, cmcwong wrote:

> > Glad I'm not the only one having the problem.  I have e-mail coming in
> > from a Yahoo account (@yahoo.es)--the e-mails being forwarded from
> > this account were the only ones to arrive with a "no subject" and "no
> > sender"--starting 11/14 in the morning.  Do we have any idea when this
> > will be fixed?  A little frustrating... :-/

> > On Nov 14, 8:16 pm, mamanerd wrote:

> > > I have mails popped from yahoo that show up fine on the yahoo site,
> > > but when popped into gmail yield unknown senderand nosubject- so
> > > far these are real messages, I can see it all as text after the
> > > headers...  but the "authentication-results" line is being continued
> > > on the next line with a semicolon thenthe "from" tag. and I thinks
> > > that this is somehow preventing it from findingthe "from" and
> > > "subject" lines.

> > > I started  getting these this morning (11-14), about 7 so far.. but
> > > some of the emails from the same sender make it through just fine when
> > > popped. and yes, some are going into bulk. At first I thought it was
> > > from other servers, as well, but looking at the headers, I see yahoo
> > > is popping those for me and so still come through the yahoo pipeline.

> > > headers with my name grunged out..

> > > Delivered-To: [email address]
> > > Received: by 10.100.12.8 with SMTP id 8cs44811anl;
> > >         Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:03:50 -0800 (PST)
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> > > From: "Fictionwise.com Big Bargains" <[email address]>To: [email address]
> > > CC:

> > > On Nov 14, 6:40 am, Allison G wrote:

> > > > I am getting several emails per day from friends but they show upwith> nosubjectand nosender info - so I havetotry and guess who sent
> > > > them.  It's happening more and more and many times I can't figure out
> > > > who sent the email.  What can I do?

> Interesting...  It *is* only emails forwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> my Yahoo groups memberships now...

> Where is the GMail team?

> I just found out my wife has some messages with the same Unknown
> Sender No Subject issue. We both forward our old yahoo accounts to
> GMail. I hope someone from Google pays attention to this thread.

> If we don't hear that Google is at least working on this issue they
> are in danger of losing us back to Yahoo Mail. I just went to check
> the settings on my Yahoo Mail and found out that their searching is
> much improved and has some features we are lacking in GMail. I
> especially like the list that filters by senders, date ranges and
> others from your search results.

> -Tom

> On Nov 15, 1:12 pm, Chip Christian wrote:

> > Interesting...  It *is* only emails forwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> > my Yahoo groups memberships now...

> I forwardemailfrom an old yahoo account and it's happening to me
> too.

> Do we know whether google has even been contacted?  I tried finding a
> contact link for them and got nowhere.  They make it very difficult to
> report a problem!

> On Nov 15, 2:58 pm, Thomas  Resing wrote:

> > Where is the GMail team?

> > I just found out my wife has some messages with the sameUnknown
> >SenderNo Subject issue. We both forward our old yahoo accounts to
> > GMail. I hope someone from Google pays attention to this thread.

> > If we don't hear that Google is at least working on this issue they
> > are in danger of losing us back to Yahoo Mail. I just went to check
> > the settings on my Yahoo Mail and found out that their searching is
> > much improved and has some features we are lacking in GMail. I
> > especially like the list that filters by senders, date ranges and
> > others from your search results.

> > -Tom

> > On Nov 15, 1:12 pm, Chip Christian wrote:

> > > Interesting...  It *is* only emails forwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> > > my Yahoo groups memberships now...

> I'm having the same problem too, getting emails with unknown sender
> and no subject, and I also
> have mail forwarded from yahoo.  I hope we get an answer soon about
> this!

> On Nov 15, 4:38 pm, sheridan draper wrote:

> > I forwardemailfrom an old yahoo account and it's happening to me
> > too.

> > Do we know whether google has even been contacted?  I tried finding a
> > contact link for them and got nowhere.  They make it very difficult to
> > report a problem!

> > On Nov 15, 2:58 pm, Thomas  Resing wrote:

> > > Where is the GMail team?

> > > I just found out my wife has some messages with the sameUnknown
> > >SenderNo Subject issue. We both forward our old yahoo accounts to
> > > GMail. I hope someone from Google pays attention to this thread.

> > > If we don't hear that Google is at least working on this issue they
> > > are in danger of losing us back to Yahoo Mail. I just went to check
> > > the settings on my Yahoo Mail and found out that their searching is
> > > much improved and has some features we are lacking in GMail. I
> > > especially like the list that filters by senders, date ranges and
> > > others from your search results.

> > > -Tom

> > > On Nov 15, 1:12 pm, Chip Christian wrote:

> > > > Interesting...  It *is* only emails forwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> > > > my Yahoo groups memberships now...

> Here is how you contact google support:

> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/request.py?direct=1&group=bugflow_...

> I just did but think the more who report this problem the better!  Inthesummary line please make suretoenter the words "yahoo",
> "forwarded", "subject" and "sender".

> On Nov 15, 4:00 pm, Heather2222 wrote:

> > I'm having the same problem too, getting emails with unknown sender
> >and nosubject, and I also
> > have mail forwarded from yahoo.  I hope we get an answer soon about
> > this!

> > On Nov 15, 4:38 pm, sheridan draper wrote:

> > > I forwardemailfrom an old yahoo account and it's happeningtome
> > > too.

> > > Do we know whether google has even been contacted?  I tried finding a
> > > contact link for them and got nowhere.  They make it very difficultto
> > > report a problem!

> > > On Nov 15, 2:58 pm, Thomas  Resing wrote:

> > > > Where is the GMail team?

> > > > I just found out my wife has some messages with the sameUnknown
> > > >SenderNo Subject issue. We both forward our old yahoo accountsto
> > > > GMail. I hope someone from Google pays attentiontothis thread.

> > > > If we don't hear that Google is at least working on this issue they
> > > > are in danger of losing us backtoYahoo Mail. I just wenttocheck
> > > > the settings on my Yahoo Mail and found out that their searching is
> > > > much improved and has some features we are lacking in GMail. I
> > > > especially like the list that filters by senders, date ranges and
> > > > others from your search results.

> > > > -Tom

> > > > On Nov 15, 1:12 pm, Chip Christian wrote:

> > > > > Interesting...  It *is* only emails forwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> > > > > my Yahoo groups memberships now...

> Adding on to sheridan's suggestion, let's keep our submissions
> uniform:

> Brief summary: "yahoo mail forwarded-nosubjectandnosender"

> What action were you performing: "Receiving forwarded e-mails to gmail
> from yahoo."

> What error/error message did you see: "E-mails arrived with "nosubject" and "nosender"."

> Thanks for the link sheridan!

> On Nov 15, 2:56 pm, sheridan draper wrote:

> > Here is how you contact google support:

> >http://mail.google.com/support/bin/request.py?direct=1&group=bugflow_...

> > I just did but think the more who report this problem the better!  Inthesummary line please make suretoenter the words "yahoo",
> > "forwarded", "subject" and "sender".

> > On Nov 15, 4:00 pm, Heather2222 wrote:

> > > I'm having the same problem too, gettingemailswith unknownsender
> > >and nosubject, and I also
> > > have mail forwarded from yahoo.  I hope we get an answer soon about
> > > this!

> > > On Nov 15, 4:38 pm, sheridan draper wrote:

> > > > I forwardemailfrom an old yahoo account and it's happeningtome
> > > > too.

> > > > Do we know whether google has even been contacted?  I tried finding a
> > > > contact link for them and got nowhere.  They make it very difficultto
> > > > report a problem!

> > > > On Nov 15, 2:58 pm, Thomas  Resing wrote:

> > > > > Where is the GMail team?

> > > > > I just found out my wife has some messages with the sameUnknown
> > > > >SenderNoSubjectissue. We both forward our old yahoo accountsto
> > > > > GMail. I hope someone from Google pays attentiontothis thread.

> > > > > If we don't hear that Google is at least working on this issue they
> > > > > are in danger of losing us backtoYahoo Mail. I just wenttocheck
> > > > > the settings on my Yahoo Mail and found out that their searching is
> > > > > much improved and has some features we are lacking in GMail. I
> > > > > especially like the list that filters by senders, date ranges and
> > > > > others from your search results.

> > > > > -Tom

> > > > > On Nov 15, 1:12 pm, Chip Christian wrote:

> > > > > > Interesting...  It *is* onlyemailsforwarded through Yahoo.  Updating
> > > > > > my Yahoo groups memberships now...