> > ... If we send an attachment it can not be read by those using the web > > interface. Everyone with a normal client program *can* read the > > attachment and use it. Today again someone the had problems getting a > > word file that was sent as an attachment. :-( > > Interesting, running Imail 7.14 and KillerWebMail I have tried testing the > problem by sending a .bmp, .pdf, .jpeg, and .ps to the web mail. Same MUA > as I am using for this reply. I have no probs opening attachments with > Mozilla 1.1-linux, Mozilla 1.2.1-win32, or IE5.5 > > Here are the mime-types my MUA gave to the attachments: > > [ubr900.ps application/postscript (260412 bytes)] > [LOGO.bmp application/octet-stream (579568 bytes)] > [LaTexTut.pdf application/pdf (1174546 bytes)] > [2002.1_480x480.jpeg image/jpeg (74351 bytes)] > > > Bull. I have used several browsers and have not been able to solve this > > problem. > > Here is how webmail describes them: > > ubr900.ps (Binary attachment) > LOGO.bmp (Binary attachment) > LaTexTut.pdf (Binary attachment) > 2002.1_480x480.jpeg (Binary attachment) > > So there is an example where things are working. Maybe it will help you. > Or is this problem intermittent and I just haven't been (un)lucky enough > to reproduce it?
It is not repeatable in a predictable fashion. If you have many users running Web Messaging, you will run into sooner or later. Dan To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
