Justin Mason wrote: >> The problem seems to be that it contains 4 attached JPEGs which have >> been attached without the proper MIME-type: >> >> Content-Type: ; name=PICT0089.JPG >> >> It looks like spamassassin decides to scan the binary content of the >> jpegs as body text which is perhaps why it comes up with these >> obscure hits. > > is that (a) valid MIME and/or (b) supported by any common MUA?
a) most probably not. b) Thunderbird recognises the attachments, but tries to display them as text. Which is probably a reasonable behaviour, although it's hardly "supported". > if you could generate a new mail that displays the same issue, > and can be shared, that would be helpful. See previous post. /Per Jessen, Zürich
