Hi
There must be a common denominator for this problem, perhaps we should
start again and do what we learned in University: Analyze (from Greek
for taking apart) the problem step by step.
Seems very reasonable to me, so let's go!
1. Where do you all store your attachments, in separate
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Message from: Marck D Pearlstone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
13. september 2002, 11:40:33 AM:
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MDP See http://www.silverstones.com/messages.zip.
MarthaLiving.jpg looks like
Hi guys
Great idea putting the message store in a zip - a suggestion though.
Is there anyone who can set up an auto responder that sens out the one message
with the corrupt image...?
Mainly because I want to see if there is a difference between the message store
version and a forwarded one -
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Message from: Dierk Haasis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
13. september 2002, 12:23:34 PM:
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DH And since the JPEG itself is
DH correctly shown within IrfanView and PhotoPaint I'd
It seems that Dierk Haasis said ...
No problems with zip files, so far.
D Haven't I seen this right at the beginning? Can anyone confirm?
I can't recall a specific problem with a zip file -- it's certainly
rare, but probably possible.
Using The Bat! v1.61 on Windows 2000
5.0 Build 2195
Here are some observations (and some files to look at).
First, the files:
You will find these files at ftp://ftp.blinn.com/thebat/. I think
there is a low limit on how many anon ftp users can be connected
simultaneously.
* Ray4x6.tif: Single standard TIFF that somehow
became a
Hi Sudip,
Are you using ZA or behind any firewall? This may be worth looking
into.
I, for one, do, so that might be a clue! But would that mean that no
firewall can be used together with TB if you want to receive correct
attachments? using a broadband access without firewall seems way to
Hi Lars,
Although some of the arguments might seem a bit exaggerated at first, I
can tell from my own experience that not using a personal firewall isn't
much of a loss. You only have to keep up with security updates for your
system, but shouldn't everyone do that? ;-)
Hmm, while one
Hi Jonathan,
Not at all... try turning off the mail filtering options, and see if
that helps cure things. I haven't used ZA in a long while, so I
cannot point you to where it is. Either that, or try a different
firewall for a short while.
Thanks, will try that and hope it will be the
Turning off ZA mail filtering options did not help. So i'll have to
test on. Next step would be to completely deactivate ZA. Will do as
soon as I have time and a partner to test.
Kind regards,
Anselm
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On Thursday, September 12, 2002, Anselm
It seems that Eddy said ...
E This most certainly appears to be a problem with TB!. I used 'Help
E Feedback Bug Report' to submit a bug (an even included my zip file of
E the corrupted Test folder) but never received any acknowledgement or
E any sort of response from RIT Labs.
I've been
It seems that Adam Rykala said ...
A Tried swapping out your ram? You may have a dodgy chip somewhere?
A Adam ...
Everyone who has this problem has bad memory? And I have bad memory on
THREE computers? And the problem doesn't manifest itself with any
other e-mail program? (Not even
Hello Marck,
Thursday, September 12, 2002, 5:44:34 AM, you wrote:
MB I've seen corruption of various file types.
MB Forwarding/redirecting the corrupt files back to myself results
MB in the files fixing themselves.
MDP I think you've missed the point. Are you using NAV? Some other
MDP
It seems that Adam Rykala said ...
A a) Its being corrupted in memory as the attachment is being reconstructed.
Agreed, but would it not have the same effect when the message is
being reconstructed in Eudora, Outlook, Outlook Express, Pegasus,
Netscape Maill, or SOME other program? I have
It seems that Adam Rykala said ...
A The other thing that crosses my mind is filesystem - obviously you're on Win98
A and other people are on Winxp or whatever?
A You all using fat32? Large disk?
I'm on XP. Wouldn't use FAT32 on a dare. All affected systems are
NTFS. All are Seagate drives
Hello Adam,
Thursday, September 12, 2002, 3:07:55 PM, you wrote:
MB I'm using NAV 2002, and NIS2002. I just recently switched to TB! from
MB PMMail2000 Pro. About a month ago. In all my years using PMMail2000,
MB never had a problem with corrupt attachments. Only thing I changed was
MB my
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