I log all the attachments that come into my system in my Declude database.
I searched the database for "deleted", "virus" and such then all "txt" attachments.
These came up.
So yes these are real attachments.
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress Companies
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> >They are still getting through..
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> Are your virus definition files up to date (Netsky.P just started
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Markus Gufler wrote:
Anyone else has seen other attached information files
about removed viru
es
or just attachments that are not allowed.
Thanks guys
Doug
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>So again the question is
Is there any thought about changing this? IE removing the attachment and
passing the email through.
That is not likely to happen soon, as it requires MIME encoding (which
Declude doesn't do at all -- it only does MIME decoding).
-Scott
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