> Content type is JPEG. File you're reading is PNG.
Yeah, I noticed this too, but according to the book I'm reading this
should work.
I tried sending a jpg as an attachment (instead of a png), but with the
same result. I also tried:
attachment :content_type => "image/png", :body =>
File.read("public/images/rails.png")
but again, in the mail the image displays as broken and when I download
it I cannot open it.
Could I be doing anything else wrong?
Thanks very much.
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