I think it would be better if you guys get a firsthand view of what I mean. I have created a test account on my server - http://webmail.glinesnx.com.ph/cgi-bin/sqwebmail . You may login as [EMAIL PROTECTED] and 'test' is the password. Please try creating an email and see if you can send and receive attachments by sending one to the same ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) email address. Now note that sending it to other address is no problem, just on that machine. You will also notice that the attachment image won't show when you 'preview' it. This also happens to any other attachments like word documents. I suspect that they get corrupted somehow. I just don't know.
Need your help...
Thanks!
doods writes:
Sam Varshavchik writes:
doods writes:Yes I have tried that but it still doesn't display images. Even if I send it to myself, the attachment doesn't show. If I try to view the attachment, nothing comes out of my browser except for a 'y like' character. If I download the attachment, it doesn't show the real filename.
MIME image attachments are automatically displayed only if they are marked as "inline" attachments. There's a checkmark on the attachment screen that marks an attachment as an inline attachment.BTW, I'm trying to send an attachment and not viewing an html email. Thanks again in advance!
Non-inline attachments are not shown automatically, and must be explicitly selected for display.
doods writes:
Hello.
I'm running sqwebmail on an Apache server.
Why don't the images show when I view them in Sqwebmail? If I send email to another address on a different server, the image displays properly. But on my Sqwebmail interface, it doesn't. Even if I just 'preview' the mail, the image (jpg and gif) won't show. If I upload the image on my server and view it, there is no problem. So I assume that there is something wrong with my Sqwebmail interface. (?)
I can't seem to find a subject similar to this on the list archive that's why I'm bringing this up here.
Thank you for any help!
