Chaps, On my hunt for corruptions in emails, can you answer this for me.
Say an email with an attachments is received by an exchange server perfectly normally without any corruption. Is it possible that, when the outlook client in exchange mode displays the email, that a corruption in the connection between the client and the server is able to corrupt the copy of the attachment on the server itself? That is, if the client were a laptop using wifi, and the wifi signal was shitty, would that poor connection be able to corrupt the attachment when the client tried to open it ? (I assume yes is the answer). If so, would that corruption be one off (ie try again later and it's fine) or would it corrupt the attachment in the datastore perminently? (ie try again later and its now always corrupt) ? Olly ~ Ninja Email Security with Cloudmark Spam Engine Gets Image Spam ~ ~ http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Ninja ~
