I've noticed that when I send e-mails with attachments (for example, either
an HTML message sent from my gmail account or an attached jpeg) to my test
list, I get the following footer
blah message
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An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://lists.myexamples1.org/pipermail/bylaws/attachments/20070208/866=
c1be7/attachment.html
The first part of the URL is clickable, the second is not.
If I actually combine the two portions of the URL into
http://lists.myexamples1.org/pipermail/bylaws/attachments/20070208/866=c1be7/attachment.html
and feed it through my web browser, I receive a "404 not found" error. On
my Apache webserver, this is the appropriate log entry:
[Thu Feb 08 10:23:51 2007] [error] [client 128.32.226.135] File does not
exist:
/var/lib/mailman/archives/public/bylaws/attachments/20070208/866=c1be7
However, if I combine the two halves of the URL and remove the equal sign,
so it looks like
http://lists.myexamples1.org/pipermail/bylaws/attachments/20070208/866c1be7/attachment.html,
then it works.
How do I fix my footers so that no equal sign gets injected into the
attachment URL, and that the entire URL is clickable?
I'm using the following setup:
Ubuntu 6.0.6
Mailman 2.1.5 (from Ubuntu repository)
Thanks for any help.
Michael
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