Wait aaaaaaa minute.... a) Yes indeed I received the filename truncated as 3birds, and I assume that putting the 3 upfront was done by MJ and not by any software glitch.
b) BUT.. are you all saying that this is not happening for mail sent from the Mac OS X mail program, but from the "Apple Mail" as found on .MAC ? c) My next question was going to be why the SENDER was a XSERVE machine, but I answered that myself under chapter (b) :-) Djee, they use their own stuff. Or they hacked the ROMs on their other vendor machines. d) Important for me to know, is if this happens via the Apple Web mail, because there a webserver and a web browser are involved in picking the attachments. With local OSX mail program, you are directly on the surface of the filesystem, with the native names. Marc Mark James wrote on 28-03-2007 18:00 * * * Start of original message text * * * >>Do you recall what that 'other problem' was ? > >It was a bug in our ISP's side, which meant you could not send mail >unless the MTU was 1490 or less. I don't remember the cause. > >>Might help us. >>Are you using an X.25 link or a Token Ring network on some of your sites ? >> >>Unless indeed everyobody has the problem. >> >>I am running CE on !0.4.9 >>So fire me some test mails on berec at pandora dot be. >>I will tell you. >> > >Just send a file I sent to myself, which was truncated. The name of the >file is birds3 test.jpg. I receive it as birds3. It is sent from Apple >Mail, a .mac account. > >Mark James >garlic @ veggy.com > > >The trouble with ignorance is that it picks up confidence as it goes >along. > > > > --- Just Marc _,,,'^-_-^',,,_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] - ICQ 3888426 W has gone haywire, with his BADGET ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
