>>It is encoding the message so it can send it. Try changing your encoding >>method, maybe something has gone wrong with the plug in that handles >>encoding. Also, make sure you aren't compressing the attachment. > >I have always used Base64. Is there another encoding choice that will >work OK?
Try changing to AppleDouble. There may be a problem between Emailer and OS X in dumping the resource fork. Base64 will discard the resource fork of a file. Irrelivant with flat file formats like JPEG and RTF, but as a wild guess, there could be something where Emailer is running into a problem accepting the file with no resource fork. AppleDouble will encode the file as Base64, but will also do the resource fork as a 2nd Base64 file. So it might get around any Base64 data fork only problems. It is really a totally wild guess, and I don't honestly expect it to work, or at least not for the reasons I'm thinking of. One other thought occured to me... are you using my SMTP Auth hacked version of Emailer? -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
