trouble with exchange servers

[Julian Field]

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In which case I'm not convinced it's a MailScanner problem. Note that
Outlook does encode PDF files incorrectly, and some other mail systems may
render them unusable due to this bug in Outlook. I expect the same
(incorrect) code is used in Exchange too, if you are connecting Outlook to
Exchange via MAPI.

At 09:37 13/10/2004, you wrote:
>I have 'Sign Clean Messages = no' from the begining.
>I've also tried with turning off all 'X-...' lines in message header but
>that didn't help too.
>
>Julian Field wrote:
>>In which case turn off "Sign Clean Messages" and see if the problem still
>>occurs.
>>
>>At 09:25 13/10/2004, you wrote:
>>
>>>I have perl-MIME-Base64-3.05 and perl-MIME-tools-5.412 on my system.
>>>That should be ok.
>>>
>>>Julian Field wrote:
>>>
>>>>At 08:45 13/10/2004, you wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Hi!
>>>>>
>>>>>I am using MailScanner for 2 years now and it works very well. But I
>>>>>have found lately one strange problem in communications with MS
>>>>>exchange
>>>>>servers. It happens only when my users replying on some mail which
>>>>>contains one or more attachments (pdf, rtf...). If that replyed mail
>>>>>goes through MS exchange servers it becomes corrupted (there is no
>>>>>line:
>>>>>Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 for attachments in message
>>>>>source). If
>>>>>  that mail goes only through Unix/Linux mail servers it come
>>>>>uncorrupted to the destination.
>>>>>I've upgraded MailScanner to 4.34 but it didn't help.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Did you upgrade the MIME-tools and MIME-Base64 as well? If not, it would
>>>>explain the symptoms you are seeing.
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