On 18 Sep 2002 at 0:18, Juan Hector Medina wrote:
> I dont have any luck with this..
> i try everything but nothing if delete from line 198 to the EOF the program
> scans the email, write the email and i can download the email without virus
> and problem...
I hope you let the line before EOF in the script, it says:
--$boundary--
and is necessary to enclose the text between two matching MIME part
boundaries. Otherwise your client will get confused on purpose !
Line 195 checks if the message is through until the start of the
first infected attachment, writing its boundary line to the tempfile.
After that line 197ff (the 'else {}' block) is activated and the
replacement text gets written to the file. The 'last' statement at
the end of the 'else' block ends the loop, discarding the rest of the
original message.
So if you remove that line before 'EOF' you start a MIME part with a
header but don'n finish it afterwards. That's not nice ;-)
> I wish i could change the email client program but is the same of all my
> users...
Oh, how well do I know what you mean ;-) If only they all would
switch to a 'real' mail client, we had much less trouble ...
regards,
Goesta
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