Exchange servers don't reject attachments during the message
transmission.  They may quarantine the attachment or remove it or NDR
the message all based on what AV/AS software is installed and how it's
configured.

There's nothing special about sending MIME to Exchange in the SMTP
protocol though.

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Bernard Tremblay
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 1:30 PM
To: perl-win32-admin@listserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: Re: MIME::Lite permission denied on binary files only

On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 12:05:14 -0800,
Brian McKee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Hi All
>  New list member - please shove me around as required :-)
>
>I've written a script to forward logs on an XP box.
>I'm a pretty newbie perl guy, and this is my first Win32 attempt so 
>it's likely something obvious.
>
>Using MIME::Lite, it sends plain text fine, but gives me 'permission 
>denied' when I try and attach a binary file.
>
>Does it matter that the system has no file association for the file
type?
>
>The section I think is appropos is:
>---------------------------------------------
># if it's still here - attach it
>        print "trying to attach binary file $currentPath - $_ \n " ;
>          $msg->attach(
>            Type        => 'AUTO',
>            Path        => $currentPath ,
>            Filename    => $_ ,
>            Disposition => 'attachment'
>          );
>    }
>    my $folderEndLine = qq|
>End of $currentPath
>$headerLine
>| ;
>    $msg->attach(
>        Type => 'TEXT',
>        Data => $folderEndLine ,
>        ) ;
>}
>warn "Error sending e-mail: $!" unless $msg->send;
>-----------------------------------
>
>The whole script is below.
>
>The archives show an inquiry about the same error circa 2001, but I 
>can't see what the fix was.
>
>Any pointers appreciated.
>
>Brian McKee
>
>PS  What's the difference between the -users and the -adminstrators
lists?
>
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--
Hi,

  You said you're using SMTP.  Could it be the server who says it
refuses binary attachments ???
Some Exchange servers may do this now to prevent virus spreadings...

regards,
       BT
--
  Bernard Tremblay
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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