On Mar 28, 2007, at 10:08 AM, Mark James wrote:
There is also the occasional "split" file, that appears to be an apple
double encoding gone bad. I don't know what causes that, or what
client.
That would almost lean me towards thinking it is something at the ISP
doing virus scanning and is some how screwing up the attachment
encoding.
But since you say it happens with all your mail providers...
Are you per chance running anything on your local machine that does
any kind of virus or spam filtering in realtime as the emails are
downloaded (such techniques are often used in Windows where the AV
software acts as a mail proxy, so your client is really connecting to
the AV software which in turn connects to the mail server, as the
email comes down, the AV software starts scanning it in near real
time while it feeds the "clean" data to the mail client.... I can
easily see this kind of system causing problems).
-chris
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