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On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 09:07:30 +0000, "Edenyard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
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> On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 00:04:00 -0500, you [i.e., I, Sam Heywood] wrote to
> Arachne List:

>> OK, Ron, please help me check it out.  Sock it to me again!  Don't change
>> your settings, and please send me QS.ZIP again.

> Well, Sam - if you receive this attachment, I reckon that you'll now
> have a PAIR of socks....

> Seriously, though, here's QS.ZIP, same 41680 as before, same
> settings, same old V1.66.

> Let me know?

> All the best,

>  Ron.

> -- Arachne V1.66, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/

> [Attached file: qs.zip]

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Hello Arachnids:

Received at my end an attachment represented by the ZIP.IKN and identified
as follows:

Attachment: qs.zip
(type: application: zip, encoding: base 64)
file: "c:\arachne\cache\qs.ZIP written.

The file contained 41,681 bytes.  PKUNZIP was very happy with it!
In my ARACHNE.CFG I had edited a line to read "MailEncoding UUENCODE"

In the previous experiment this line in my ARACHNE.CFG was reading
"MailEncoding MIME".  In this case I received QS.ZIP as a file consisting
of 56,349 bytes.  When attempting to unzip it, PKUNZIP returned an error
message saying "no ZIP files found".  I then decoded the file by using
a program named MIME64.EXE.  This operation resulted in producing a file
of 41,680 bytes.  PKUNZIP was then happy with it.

Conclusion:  If you guys want to unzip PKZIP files received as email
attachments, it will be a lot easier for you if you would edit your
ARACHNE.CFG so that the line dealing with mail encoding would read
"MailEncoding UUENCODE"

Thanks a lot, Ron, for helping me so much in my investigation of this
problem.

Anybody wanting a copy of MIME64.EXE, 23,436 bytes, please send me a
request for it off list.  This program appears to be freeware.  I don't
know where it may be downloaded.

All the best,

Sam Heywood
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