Reopening bug 204210.
That bug was closed because it was fixed in 2.2.3.
I am running 2.2.3 and still have the problem.
I am running perl version 5.6.1 under Solaris 7 on the acmemail
server and I generally access my mail with IE running on a
MacOSX box.
Problem synopsis:
When sending attachments the attachment's name is lost.
The attachment is renamed no-name.
Decoding the attachment on the other side can fail.
The reason is the decoded file begins with the lost filename.
For example:
Let's say I have a doc called test.pdf.
If I "head -1" it, it starts with "%PDF-1.3".
Now I attach it and send it to myself.
I then get an an email with an attachment called no-name
I save the attachment to my hard drive and of course rename it.
I then "head -1" the file and see it starts with
"test.pdf%PDF-1.3"
Depending on the file type and the application that views it this
may not be a problem.
Of course, I can always edit the file with vi and remove the
filename but I rarely get mail from an acmemail server.
It is the people I send files to that can't open them.
Nobody/Anonymous ( nobody ) - 2002-11-01 00:10
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