Whole message quarantined

[Rick Chadderdon]

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You can probably get to the attachment by dropping the entire message
file on fentun: http://www.fentun.com/

Ummm...  It looks like the site is down right now.  I don't know if it's
a temporary thing or not.  If you have trouble finding a copy of the
program I have a statically compiled Linux exe right here and can
probably find a Windows version on one of the boxes at home.

Rick

Brian Parish wrote:

>I am used to seeing attachments quarantined of course, but this one is new to 
>me:
>
>The original e-mail attachment "the entire message"
>is on the list of unacceptable attachments for this site and has been
>replaced by this warning message.
>
>This message consisted of some text with a large PDF attachment.  MS didn't 
>like the filename of the attachment - double file type - but why remove the 
>message text as well?
>
>More importantly, how can I recover the attachment?  It seems to be in TNEF 
>format (yuk).  I managed to get the message part back by dropping the entire 
>file onto Outlook Express.  Surprisingly this restored the message text, but 
>the attached data was ignored.
>
>This attachment is 7MB and urgently required, so it would be nice not to have 
>to have it resent.
>
>TIA
>Brian
>
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