On 4/28/2014 11:25 AM, Eric Shubert wrote: > On 04/28/2014 09:59 AM, Eric Broch wrote: >> Hello list, >> >> I’ve got an issue with attachments being stripped from emails. I don’t >> think this is a QMT problem, but I’m trying here to cover all bases. >> Please bear with me. >> >> Here’s the scenario: >> >> Remote senders transmit email to local recipients on our QMT host with >> PDF and DWG files attached. I’ve tracked these emails in the SMTP log >> through the Send log where I see the email delivered with size >> consistent with attachment present. I also see the emails with the >> questionable attachments scanned in the Clamd log. I’ve contacted the >> DSPAM users list where I’ve been told that DSPAM doesn’t strip anything >> from email. >> >> I've discussed this with the client and they insist that their email >> client antivirus (AVAST) logs all questionable attachments before >> 'doing' anything with them. >> >> As stated earlier, I don’t believe that the QMT host is the problem, but >> being at my wits end, I wanted to submit this issue to this user’s list >> in hopes of gaining insight. Any help or suggestions would be >> appreciated. >> >> Eric >> > > Does squirrelmail see the attachments? > Haven't had the chance to use it before the attachment is spirited away. I've dumped the email file at the command line. There is no evidence of an attachment. I think, I see where you're going, Eric, and I will have the client use squirrelmail before Outlook/TB which use the PC's AV software. It seems the attachment is missing somewhere after the qmail-send module, in DSPAM (which I've excluded as the culprit), Maildrop, Dovecot, IMAP clients, and AV software.
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