On 18 Sep 2008 at 4:11, Damian V.B. wrote: > I think that a test can be done.... for what I could have seen, the > www4mail uses the lynx browser, it must be installed in server ... > maybe this is a lynx problem?
Lynx is involved, but it is not a Lynx problem. Ramiro Ochoa has discovered what happened ... * The server at casema.nl uses an incorrect content-type header, effectively telling Lynx that the content which follows is a text file. * Lynx accepts the incorrect information, and treats the subsequent content as text. > A test would be try to download problematic file directly from the web > using lynx and seeing what happens. > simple, but I can't do it ... I don't have full internet.... > Only an idea ... But a good idea! A Lynx test confirms your suspicions and Ramiro's theory. If you need those files, I suggest you contact the people at casema.nl and ask them to fix their content-type headers. They will not be offended! ::: SZS ::: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To contribute to the discussion, email to accmail@listserv.aol.com To unsubscribe, email to the *admin* address [EMAIL PROTECTED] with UNSUBSCRIBE ACCMAIL as the message body. WWW: http://emailonly.szs.net/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------
