}Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 16:21:28 +0300
}From: "Bassim M.Assamarrai."
}Subject: Re: combined size and user name filtering
}
}Hi all
}Thank you for the assistance trial, but [EMAIL PROTECTED] has a
known permanent
}reply ( Aramis Batista Boix ) which is well identified for any
determined body. Actually I was
}relying on Boix (as we ,the Accmailers, call it here) for most of my
serious work until the "Filtering"
}took place.
}You might be right about the encoding scheme, but DO all Accmail servers
use the same
}encoding scheme? I'm not sure of that since I'm not a software expert,
but expect that
}www4's are different than Binky for instance.
}Thanks again.
}Bassim
}
}
By default:
www4 uses MIME-BASE64, with parts split before encoding,
or some thing like that.
Binky uses older UU-encoding.
I think both can be told to use some thing close to the others
default format. You can try some of the less common encoding methods
available on binky.
If I ran an ISP, and wanted to stop the flow of binary data, I
would likely block both formats. Note that MIME encoding of SOME type is
often required for clean transfer of text in foreign character sets.
(Like Russian and Korean)
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