This is almost certainly a client-side issue. The fact that it happens
with qpopper as well as ipop3d indicates that the problem is independent
of the server implementation.
If you are running an anti-virus program with email scanning, it could be
interfering with the POP3 traffic.
Another
Thanks. I will shut off the server antivirus and test...it does seem that it is
client side because, on my test message I can switch the encoding in Outlook to
uuencode and then it is processed and picked up fine...
If it is client side, I have no clue how to fix it...
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