My guess is that the blocker would allow a ZIPped version of the exe
file through just fine. At least that's been the case every time I've
run into this problem.
Dan
On Jul 1, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 1:01 AM -0500 7/1/2004, Ken Ray wrote:
You could try changing the extension from .exe to .bbb or something
and tell
them to change the extension after they've retrieved it. I'd suggest
zipping
That's one possiblity, but if John's phrase "brought out the
sledgehammer" implies what I think it does, he might have some trouble
with the admins if they realize he's shipping exes around via the back
door. (Depending on how paranoid they are, it's not hard to monitor
the email for things that look like large binary files.)
Also, it sounds from what he says as though they may already *be*
blocking all large binaries - changing the extension to .doc didn't
get it through.
I think it's probably simpler to get some FTP space somewhere and
email the link.
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