Hi.
--- Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com> wrote:
Juan Enciso Condeña writes:
My mail server is running sqwebmail-4.0.7, i think
that it is very fast than
another php-webmail, but now I found a problem.
When attempt to donwload a
attachment
that contains special characters in its name it
show me any name different
to original when I do click to download link.
For example My attach name is
"Filtros-activos-diseño.pdf"
In the page readmsg.html it shows this to me:
=?iso-8859-1?Q?filtrosactivos-dise=F1o.pdf?=
When I do click, the download menu of IE it show
me this name for save:
CA0LMRKD
document.
I would like that the IE shows me this:
filtros-activos-diseño.pdf
document.pdf
Any help will be received
There's nothing that SqWebMail can do about IE's, or
some other mail
client's, failure to implement an Internet standard.
Hummmm I see there are still problems with
atachments' name. Exactly, IE isn't the only client
with problems, I have the same issue with Opera and
Netscape. I've noticed this situation when somebody
send an email with an atachment on WinXP (maybe other
Win versions too) doing a "right buton clicking" on a
file to "send to mail".
Still RFC 2231??
Months ago I wrote to ask for an idea to deal with
this strict behaviour (not implementation) of
SqWebMail and my houndreds Outlook clients (I don't
know if a new SqWebMail version does something about
it), no body told me anything but Jim Horner (thanks)
who give [me|us] a more philosofic than technic
answer:
---Quoting Jim
Quoting another open source project (KMail):
--The golden rule of implementing standards is "Be
strict in what you
produce, but be tolerant in what you accept.". Being
strict here means
using RFC 2231 for filename encoding. Being tolerant
means also to
accept the broken attachment names Outlook produces.--
I don't know if sqwebmail accepts Outlook's broken
attachment names or
not but
-certainly- I do not want it producing broken
attachment names.
---End Quoting Jim
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