Re: [Basilix-users] Attachments

[Mike P. <ba...@ic...>]

Sorry I took a while to get on to this.

On 15 Jan 2004 00:53 EET you wrote:

> When I receive an email with attachments, the attachments are renamed 
> with an unknown extension.

Is it a .dat extension. In which case they are probably ms-tnef attachments. You can open
them with an application called fentun which is found at:
http://www.fentun.com/ .
There are versions for Linux and Windows.

If not I need more details.

> How can I make sure to keep the same filename on my attachments
> At the same time, I always keep getting this warning on every mail I recive:
> 
> The encoding algorithm of the current message is not one of: 7bit, 8bit, 
> binary, base64, quoted_printable. This is not something I can do since 
> the encoding this message used is not a standard. If this is an 
> emergency e-mail, please inform the person who sent this e-mail to you, 
> and suggest him/her to re-send the message with one of the above 
> encoding algorithms. If this is not the case, simply you can 
> ignore/delete this message.
> 
> Have any idea of what that is?

The message has an unknown encoding type in it's header. Could you send me a copy of the headers?

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