I've tried to ask something like this before, but I'm sure that I didn't define the problem well. I'd like to force attachments that are currently being handled as plain text to be treated as binary files. I essentially have to send x509 ssl certificates as files with a .txt extension. Since they really are text files, they're currently being treated as such, which means that some email clients feel free to display the content inline rather than as an attachment, as well as potentially changing the line endings and such. Is there any practical way to force these to be treated as binary files, even if it means forcing all text files that go out through RT to be treated as binary files, or forcing all plain text files on the entire server to be treated this way?
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