> > - When an email is recieved with an attachement, the attached file > > and another text file that appears to be SMTP report as such,is > > displayed at the end of the email page.Also there is an option > > called "download this as a file".What i require is to get rid of the > > SMTP report text and the option called "download this as a file" > > option.Because this is causing some users to confuse openning the > > attachment.This should be resolved by allowing the users to save the > > attachment by having a tab called "Save" on the page. > > I'm confused, an SMTP report? If you want to change "download this > as a file" to "Save" take a look at the file src/download.php and > look around line 105 (or there abouts) and change the text. I'm > still curious about this SMTP report. Does every email get it? Or > just ones with attachments? Which version of SquirrelMail are you > using? Could this be your smtp server is attaching this file? What > type of file does SquirrelMail report it as? > > If one of the emails doesn't contain too sensitive or personal > information, would it be possible to forward a version? Or even if > you can duplicate it, send yourself a test and forward it to us so > we can look at it?
This is probably more of a problem the client that sent the mail. I often see copies of the message as attachments to the same message and sometimes (tho not that often), as suggested, with mail that has an attachment, a 2nd attachment that is largely useless. Sometimes there is supposedly an attachment when there really was none (there is an attachment section at the bottom, but it is blank) -- this happens for me when a still buggy java application I'm working on at work sends me an email; the headers constructed by the java SMTP code are wrongly indicating something about attachments (which works when there IS an attachment)... A lot of this has *nothing* to do with SM (happens with any other client I've ever used) and to me is mostly acceptable. Users are used to these glitches (they are extremely minor!) caused by too many mail servers/clients/transfer agents with too many different standards, and I think the request, though valid in that things *ideally should* work like that, is asking too much (and assuming the user is too stupid). -paul. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by: See the NEW Palm Tungsten T handheld. Power & Color in a compact size! http://ads.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/redirect.pl?palm0001en -- squirrelmail-users mailing list List Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=2995 List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-users
