On Apr 22, 2008, at 8:41 PM, Dan K wrote:
Just wondered if anyone had seen this (from my connection log) before:
** A part of the MIME encoded message “<MailID: 81322> CMS 1500 Claim
Form” could not be extracted because an unknown error (-120) occurred.
The entire message is included.
** Couldn’t complete the last command because an unknown error (-120)
occurred.
My insurance co. tried to send a claim form PDF file attached to an
email
(twice!!), but all I got was the above. In fact, now every time I
get any
new mail I get the above error message (twice!!)
I can't seem to get rid of the pesky thing. The actual mail doesn't
show
up in my in box (nor anywhere else I can see) so I haven't any idea
how
to get rid of it.
I'm using Chris's P3 version of 2.0v3. The mail came through Comcast's
SMTP server.
Just to clarify, are you seeing this error with ALL inbound email? Or
only with ones with attachments, or just ones with specific types of
attachments, or only from your insurance co, or what?
I do have a vague memory of their being an attachment bug having
something to do with space characters in the file name under OS X or
something like that. I don't remember the details, but I kind of,
sort of, remember making a hack to fix it (one of these days, I'll
start documenting the crap I work on so I remember details more than
30 minutes after I'm done with the task).
Humm... on my emailer app mods page, there is a version marked
Attachment Name Space, so yeah, I must have done something at some
point. You can grab it at <http://www.mythtech.net/Emailer/
Emailer_App_Mods/AttachmentNameSpace.sit>
Right now, I can't tell you any more about that version then what is
above. I also can't tell you if it supports SMTP Auth or not. Nor if
it has anything to do with the problem you are seeing.
You can also check the permissions on your Emailer Files folder and
be sure they are set correctly. I can't tell you what they should be,
but full read/write access to it and all subfolders/items probably
wouldn't be a bad thing. It could just be one of the files needed to
decode the attachment can't be read because of a permissions problem.
-chris
<www.mythtech.net>
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