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Subject: Attachment Problem |
| Posted: 07/29/2003 at 1:09:43 pm |
| By: Jack |
| I'm having a problem (GIF attachment) and a previous reply you posted has me perplexed. You indicate (187.html) the attachment | |
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Subject: Re: Attachment Problem |
| Posted: 07/29/2003 at 1:09:53 pm |
| By: Jack |
| I'm having a problem (GIF attachment) and a previous reply you posted has me perplexed. You indicate (187.html) the attachment "must be uploaded to the same directory as bizmail.cgi". I wonder why you need to configure the path to the file attachment if it alwayz resides in the same directory as the bizmail.cgi file? My auto replies are being generated and the info for my attachment (34K) appears correct ... But instead of coming in as an attachment, I get a bunch of gibberish code appended to the email message. Any suggestions ... Should the attachment file indeed be in the same directory as the bizmail.cgi file?
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Subject: Re: Attachment Problem |
| Posted: 07/29/2003 at 1:10:03 pm |
| By: Jack |
| Update - Email Attachment Problemz:
I've tried all sorts of combinations where the attachment file was inside and/or outside the same directory as the bizmail.cgi file. Unfortunately, I have similar resultz with each ... The attachment seem to be appended to the bottom of the email message (as code) instead of being attached.
Here is an email example:
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Content-Disposition: inline
Content-Length: 120
Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
Content-Type: text/plain
Thank you for contacting us.
Content-Disposition: inline; filename="test.gif"
Content-Length: 34110
Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
Content-Type: text/plain; name="test.gif"
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