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Neil,
Appreciate the feedback. I'll have to load up v5.8 first then give it a
try! Will keep you posted and let you know if this addresses the issue.
Thanks again,
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: <neil.rieck@xxxxxxx>
To: <info-tcpware@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2008 5:41 AM
Subject: Spam-High: RE: Using TCPWare 5.7 to send e-mail w/attachments from
the VAX...
I'm not sure if you know about this, but almost all MIME send problems have
been fixed in TCPware 5.8 (just released last month). One of the features is
based upon some changes they made to the software but forgot to document in
their manuals. Let me know if you need more information. On a related note,
PSC has opened up a blog where people can connect with the developers.
Neil
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From: dmasini [dmasini@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: November 2, 2007 15:11
To: info-tcpware@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Using TCPWare 5.7 to send e-mail w/attachments from the VAX...
I would like to send misc files (example: daily reports, RMS file extracts,
etc) as attachments from my VAX (VMS 6.2) to either internal or external
recipients. I am currently testing with TCPWare SMTP (version 5.7) and have
tried sending myself a flat file using the following DCL command procedure:
$ set noon
$ set noverify
$ mail/foreign $email:coleman.csv /subj="coleman.csv"
dmasini@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmasini@xxxxxxxxx>
$ exit
where:
$email: is the logical for the directory
coleman.csv is the flat file name
The problem is when I receive the e-mail the NAME of the attached file
changes based on the following:
1) If I DO NOT include a "subj=" then the file name of the attachment is
ATT9999.DAT (where 9999 is some arbitrary sequence number)...
2) If I DO include a "subj=" (as in /subj="coleman.csv" then the file name
of the attachment is COLEMAN.CSV.DAT...
3) If I DO include a "subj=" (as in /subj="coleman" then the file name of
the attachment is COLEMAN.DAT...
Of course I COULD right-mouse click on the attachment and do a "Save as.."
(either renaming it or removing .DAT extension) but my general users would
be confused by this. I simply need to make sure it ends up with the correct
file name as sent (coleman.csv)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Dave Masini
Mgr - IT
The H. Poll Electric Co.
dmasini@xxxxxxxxx
Ph: 419-255-1660 x107
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