Apparently (and of course Jeff and Notzed know better than I) the
auto-save function would kick in and block/re-direct the write output.
This is why no one in the office could replicate it, and most of the
reports were from europeans- it kicked in mostly on modems, since they
would take much
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 06:21, Ujwal S. Sathyam wrote:
So, whenever I try to attach a big file (a few MB) with Evolution, it
arrives corrupted at the recipient. I then use Mozilla which works just
fine (same accout settings, same server, same sending machine...). This
has been happening all
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 19:31, Rebecca J. Walter wrote:
This is interesting actually. I can send tar.gz files without a problem
(entire manuals). A few days ago, I tried to send a .doc file (created
in star office) to a customer and it totally broke. The file she got
was then called file.bin
Evolution had sent the attachment with the file type noted as
text/plain. I meant to track this down a bit more and file a proper bug
report (Gnome sure knows what a PDF is and what file extension it has,
and what apps to throw it to), but I never got around to it. I bet
something similar
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 09:47, Rebecca J. Walter wrote:
I don't think that would be it in this case, because the file name on
the file she received was not the same as what I sent. Although I
didn't go out to her place and check it. My husband then sent the same
file to her with Netscape
If you were using different email servers, then there is a possibility
that you hit a limit for out-bound mail - as set by your mail-server
(and not Evolution)
This does not imply that I know there is no problem with evolution, I'm
just trying to think of other options too :)
Yes.. same
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 11:10, Rebecca J. Walter wrote:
If you were using different email servers, then there is a possibility
that you hit a limit for out-bound mail - as set by your mail-server
(and not Evolution)
This does not imply that I know there is no problem with evolution,
Will all of you folks who chimed in on this go take a look at bug 6024
- it describes the same problem.
Of particular interest would be what kernel version you're running and
if any of you are running something other than linux (i.e. solaris,
etc.).
On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 10:44:04AM +,
On Sat, 2001-11-03 at 03:25, Ujwal S. Sathyam wrote:
It is not an issue with inline or attached. The attachment gets chopped
off while it being sent. The size was about 3MB. The recipient got an
attachment that was 32KB. I think this happens only when the SMTP server
is remote, i.e. more than
FWIW, after literally months of gnashing of teeth and pulling of hair
over this bug, we reproduced and discovered the source of the bug today.
The mail developers are trying to figure out the best solution as we
speak and it'll be fixed by Monday.
Luis
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 19:11, Mike Barnes
Hurray What was the issue, if I may ask? I did spend quite a few hours digging into the code, so I am curious...
Ujwal
On Fri, 2001-11-02 at 17:25, Luis Villa wrote:
FWIW, after literally months of gnashing of teeth and pulling of hair
over this bug, we reproduced and
So, whenever I try to attach a big file (a few MB) with Evolution, it arrives corrupted at the recipient. I then use Mozilla which works just fine (same accout settings, same server, same sending machine...). This has been happening all along, and I kinda tolerated it since I don't send big
Hi Ujwal,
You are comparatively lucky because you can send with evolution at all
I cannot send anything with evolution (bug #11491) and noone has got an
idea about that!
Slightly more frustrated ... Wolfi
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