Yes, it does not work. rich ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ben Johansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 15, 2001 6:27 PM Subject: RE: MS EXCHANGE ATTACH PARAMATER
> Hi Rich, > > Have you tried it in the Raw Standard format RFC-822 (Below) > > RFC-822 message format info > -------------------------- > RAW mail consists of a series of required and optional text headers followed > by a message body. Most headers consist of a token followed by a value > enclosed in <> symbols. Each header line ends with a <CRLF> combination of > characters. All text, headers and body, are plain ASCII and are contained > in a file which ends with the extension: RAW. Headers are separated from > the message body by a blank line and are case insensitive. The from and to > headers are the only ones which are required. > > From <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > "This field contains the email address of the sender." > > To <[EMAIL PROTECTED] [, [EMAIL PROTECTED]]> > "This field contains the email address(es) of the recipient(s). Multiple > recipients can be specified by separating each one with a comma character." > > ReplyTo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > "An optional email address where replies to this message will be directed." > > CC <[EMAIL PROTECTED][, [EMAIL PROTECTED]]> > "An optional list of carbon copy recipients of this message. Multiple > carbon recipients can be specified by separating each one with a comma > character." > > Subject <text> "An optional subject for the message." > > Header <Header: Value> "Allows you to explicitly place Header/Value > combinations into the message." > > > File attachment and encoding: > ------------------------------- > X-FLAG=ATTACH <filepath, method> [-X] > Example: X-FLAG=ATTACH <c:\utils\pkzip.exe, MIME> -x > > This X-FLAG specifies the value "ATTACH" along with two parameters within > the <> characters. The first parameter is a complete path to the file which > should be attached to the message. The second parameter which is separated > from the first by a comma character and specifies the method of encoding > that is to be used when attaching the message. MDaemon Server v4 supports > two values for this parameter. The method of MIME instructs the server to > use the Internet standard Base64 method of message encoding. The method of > ASCII instructs the server to simply import the file into the message. An > optional -X parameter at the end of the string instructs the server to > remove the file from disk once it has been attached. > > Sample RAW mail messages: > 1) > > from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hello John! > > 2) > > from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > subject <Secret FBI Files> > X-FLAG=CONFIRM_DELIVERY > X-FLAG=ATTACH <c:\secret\files\dole.zip, MIME> -X > > > Ben Johansen - www.pcforge.com > list commands: www.pcforge.com/WiTangoTalk.htm > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of rich > Sent: Monday, October 15, 2001 2:34 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: MS EXCHANGE ATTACH PARAMATER > > > Does anyone know the format of the MS EXCHANGE parameter for an attachment. > I am formating a email message that needs an attachment. I can get the email > to go by putting it in the exchange pickup folder but I need the format of > the attach line. > > Rich > >
