Hello Rick,
Wednesday, October 24, 2012, 5:05:36 AM, you wrote:
Why should they? And why should that be TB's fault? Sounds like a
misconfiguration at the server's to me.
R I have been testing it with each release and it only began with
R THIS release. The server people filter that and it IS a
I am using a 4.x version in the office, and the attachment was also called
1.eml. The message was rejected and I told the recipient (luckily my friend
and not a customer) that he should fix his virus filter. An attachment with
the extension .eml is not automatically a virus; not TB!'s fault,
N It is in my SENT folder with the 1.eml and MOST servers are
set to reject EML messages because it is potentially dangerous -
even SPAMCOP.NET rejects them although they will accept MSG files
How in the world is it potentially dangerous? .eml is just a
raw representation of an email
Hello Rick,
Monday, October 29, 2012, 10:55:25 PM, you wrote:
I am using a 4.x version in the office, and the attachment was also called
1.eml. The message was rejected and I told the recipient (luckily my friend
and not a customer) that he should fix his virus filter. An attachment with
the
How in the world is it potentially dangerous?
No idea, but MANY servers will bounce them if attached. MSG files go through
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Rick
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v5.3.2.5 (BETA) on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600
Service Pack 3
Using all POP accounts
I download all images
I maintain that any sysad who rejects a message based on having an .eml
attachment without any screening is not worth his salt.
Ok - I can live with that but they have decided to do that and it is making a
problem
Just saying
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Rick
Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the
How in the world is it potentially dangerous?
No idea, but MANY servers will bounce them if attached. MSG files go through
I'm using MIME forwarding for more than 10 years now and I yet to find
at least one server which bounces EML messages.
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Best regards,
Vilius
How in the world is it potentially dangerous?
No idea, but MANY servers will bounce them if attached. MSG files go through
I'm using MIME forwarding for more than 10 years now and I yet to find
at least one server which bounces EML messages.
Never rejected here as well .
BTW, what would
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