No subject

either the three <SOH> characters at the begining or the <CR><CR><LF>
sequence at the end of each line get ... munged somehow. Could you check
with "od -c" which it is?

Also, how is the files encoded/sent normally?

Not that I'm implying I'll be able to help, but perhaps a better fault-
description will make a "bell ring" for someone who can.

-- Glenn

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK] On Behalf Of Zhang(MIS)
> Sent: den 10 december 2004 09:31
> To: MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK
> Subject: Re: Some Attachments corrupt when enable Dangerous 
> Content Scanning
> 
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I got complaint from our HR staff  that their attachments in email was
> corrupt.
> (the example is simple txt file :
> http://210.177.17.196/mis/temp/04120915.53r  which is 
> download from our
> absent time recorder )
> 
> when use diff to compare the orignal file and the emailed one :
> 
> # diff 04120915.53r after/04120915.53r
> 1,5c1,5
> < 1000002371015501209D0A
> < 1000002371015501209D1A
> ...
> ---
> > 1000002371015501209D0A
> > 1000002371015501209D1A
> ...
> 
> after many testing  I noted the way to avoid this problem is
> 1.disable Content Scanning (Dangerous Content Scanning = no)
> 2. use text format to send the email
> 3. change the file name with xxxx.txt
> 
> * we are using 4.36.4 MS
> 
> Our staff said no problem before alst week (we upgraded to  
> 4.36.4  last
> week), any idea for this?
> 
> Regards
> Z.
> 
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