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Pollywog writes:

> I have been getting many drug spams that have random text in the body of the 
> email and attachments in the form of gif files, drug ads I suppose.  Is there 
> a way to drop emails that have attachments when their senders are not in a 
> whitelist?

Mail with attachments have a "Content-Type: multipart/mixed" header.

On 12/11/2005 06:39 pm, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Pollywog writes:
> > I have been getting many drug spams that have random text in the body of
> > the email and attachments in the form of gif files, drug ads I suppose. 
> > Is there a way to drop emails that have attachments when their senders
> > are not in a whitelist?
>
> Mail with attachments have a "Content-Type: multipart/mixed" header.

Thanks, I will use that in a rule I will put after mail has been sorted into 
folders.

8)

Hi,

* Sam Varshavchik wrote (2005-12-11 19:39):
>Pollywog writes:
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>Mail with attachments have a "Content-Type: multipart/mixed" header.

I'm pretty sure I got one multipart/alternative, with the pictures in
the HTML part. I normally don't see the HTML part, which is why I
missed the picture at first glance.

Seldom so, so you may ignore it until it becomes a problem.


Thorsten
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