Just what I thought, but when my 'friends' of NT Systems blame on me saying that my Qmail server is 'transforming' all messages, making imposible to look attachments on their 'out-of-box' Outlook 2003, I have to respond something else than 'Dont use Windows and Outlook' (even if I think so). So, in all this stuff, its not a Qmail problem, isnt it?
> On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 12:49:23PM +0100, Jose Javier Sianes Ruiz wrote: >> Is there any report about problems with attached files? Some external >> clients tell me when they get a message sent by my Qmail Server, >> sometimes >> attached files dont arrive, and others comes with .DAT extension: >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/jsianes> file att9k0y4.dat >> att9k0y4.dat: Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/jsianes> >> >> My Konqueror said that its a TNEF file, clicking on it cant be opened by >> Kmail client, showing the original Attachment file on it. The mail >> passtrhough some Exchange 5.5 and 2003 server before I get and forward >> it >> to Internet. Anyone have any idea what could be happend with this and >> how >> to solve it? >> > > This has nothing to do with qmail. You should blame your customers and the > Exchange server. TNEF is a MS way of encoding messages, there are some > TNEF extractors for unix. e.g. qmail-scanner uses thos to scan these > files. It is possible to turn that of in Outlook but don't ask me how. I > never had and will never have a box running Windows and Outlook. > > -- > :wq Claudio >
