Hmmm....
I had an email that was titled "Re: Broken DNS for ctwg.com"
which I tried to forward to someone as an attachment from
Thunderbird.
Thunderbird names the attachment whatever the subject line is,
and encodes it as message/rfc822.
Alas, MdF is seeing an attachment names ".com" and deciding
it doesn't like that.
That seems to be a little broken.
Would it make more sense to suppress this test if the
attachment type's Mime info doesn't suggest it's dangerous?
-Philip
--- Begin Message ---
A MULTIPART attachment of type message/rfc822, named Re: Broken DNS for
ctwg.com was dropped.
--- End Message ---
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