Hello Mike,
> I've been running xmail for a few months now, and sinced I switched to > it I've noticed the number of corrupt attachments has gone up sharply. > Basically they're getting truncated - not every time, but enough of them I faced similar things. The problem I had: malformatted emails. This problem occured especially with malformatted headers. In my case, I had a filter working on spoolfiles, changing contents. This filter did no valid linebreaks. Whenever this filter wrote unix like linebreaks, the delivered email was not correct - in different ways. If You use filters, make sure that they write CRLF (hex: 0x0d0a) as linebreaks, aka DOS-style linebreaks. Besides \n, some unix2dos and dos2unix implementations change special ascii chars according to codepages addionally. If You use such tools in Your filters, non-us-chars (spanish, french and german letters besides [a-zA-Z], eg) will be changed as well, have this in mind. One more thing: altermime 0.3.4 (http://www.pldaniels.com/altermime/) seems to have problems with 2-byte-linebreaks (CRLF). The code has an eye on this, but it does not seem to work properly. Maybe it is a good idea to copy and save the xmail spool file as the very first step and in addition, as the very last step during filter processings for a while. You could review these files and check some things. I am quite sure that Your problem is not related with xmail code. Hope it helps, Hagen - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
