Martin Kos writes: > i remember in some other cases (perhaps an earlier version of > sqwebmail?) i have had the same problem as you that showed the > filenames with .dat instead the right file extension... okay the > whole filename is still wrong :-(
The problem with the extension may be that the file has been attached without a content-type, meaning that the content is assumed to be binary data and no filename has been specified so your browser has to invent a filename and gives it a .dat extension because it is assumed to be binary data.. -- Paul Allen Softflare Support
