On 13/11/2001 at 14.03 Charlie Watts wrote: >On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, lorenzo wrote: >> I also noticed that: ><snip download mime problems> >> I haven't tried it without the apache .zip module, I'll see what can be >> done. >> let me know if you experienced similar problems >I use mod_gzip, and do not have these problems. >IE6 seems to do OK with downloads, and Mozilla is OK as well. >There is occasional confusion about filenames, but the files download >correctly.
I understand. I re-checked everything, and those are the issues: [mail and attachment downloading via outlook express/calypso works fine (courier-imap is OK), and sqwebmail is the latest version] Downloading attachment encoded as "binhex" gives this result (this is the header of the file): (This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0) :'%&$4%-J,5"8D(9ZC'9bFh4bG@0V,Qe`-`"#58j"E@4[F`!!!%GJ!!!!!!#)D[r lN!"%!!!!!!",!!!!!!!!#@!!!!!!!!%X!!!!!!!!*B!!!!$rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr and so on. As you may see, it is still encoded (sqwebmail did not decode it). Downloading files encoded as "uuencode" gives this result: begin 755 ACDC - Thunderstruck.mp3 M__N01```````2P````````E@```````!+````````"6`````____________ M____________________________________________________________ M____________________________________________________________ and so on. This is clearly uuencoding, and still sqwebmail did not decode it. On the other hand, downloading files encoded with "base64" gives me a correct result (the file sounds good, too :) ). After searching a little while into sqwebmail source code, it seems to me that (but I have not enough skills to be sure about that, nor to modify it) the core of the problem is the int rfc2045_cdecode(struct rfc2045 *p, const char *s, size_t l) into the rfc2045cdecode.c file. Am I wrong or it just decodes 'base64' encoded files? I couldn't find enough documentation or comments in it to be sure about that, sorry. Last note: this won't be an issue for most people using Outlook Express, since file attachments sent with it are encoded in a manner that is understood and correctly decoded by sqwebmail, although if I click 'download' the file is streamed through a plugin. But I guess this is my problem. Hope not to have been too boring or too confusing in that cheers --- lorenzo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
