PDF Woes

[Karl Bailey]

Guys,
 
I'm having a very frustrating problem. We run a production process that
uses mutt to mail PDF's to customers. Now I know mutt has some known
issues with PDF's, but, the problems introduced are compounded by adding
a signature to the email after scanning using MailScanner. The footer
seems to cause the PDF to corrupt to the point it is unusable in SOME
CASES. I know this is to do with the fact that mutt uses
quoted-printable content transfer encoding cos if I use mutt
interactivly & force the encoding type to base64 then everything works..
attach from the command line & it all corrupts.
 
Now the mailscanner part:
 
If I remove the footer (but still scan the file as normal) the pdf
remains "usable" (if a little corrupt)... If I add the footer inline
then it corrupts further to the point that when adobe rebuild the pdf it
loses data etc. Looking at the physical mail file it looks like when the
footer is added LF & CR are added / changed. We do not want to lose the
footer... is there a way that we can work round the problem by maybe
attaching the footer instead of putting it inline, is there an option
for the inline signature to be placed onto the mail as an attachment? If
not is there any plans to add in this function? Has anybody else had
expiriences such as these & if so how did you overcome them... Any help
would be good.
 
Regards
Karl

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