its working !!!
thanks a lot
Marcin
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Hello, Marcin.
Please, try attached patch.
1) cd /opt/rt3
2) cat mime_headers_decoding.patch | patch -p0
3) server stop
4) server start
5) send message with attachment
6) check that filename is correct in web ui
7) send feedback :)
Dmitriy, you could try it too instead of your patch.
On 8/17/06
Marcin Bujak wrote:
> any ideas ?
try change
#my $Filename = $Attachment->head->recommended_filename || eval {
# ${ $Attachment->head->{mail_hdr_hash}{'Content-Disposition'}[0] }
# =~ /^.*\bfilename="(.*)"$/ ? $1 : ''
#};
my $ContentDisposition = eval { ${
$Attachment->h
any ideas ?
Jesse :) ?
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Hija
I think that I have an "old attachment problem" on my RT (3.4.4 - debian
stable apt-get)
All attachement's names which contains iso-8859-2 or cp1250 characters are
shown as "download untitled"
below part of a mail header
--=_20060815221957_41440
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8
