From: Ron Brogden (rb@islandnet.com)
Date: Tue Apr 20 1999 - 13:14:07 CDT
At 10:55 AM 4/20/99 -0400, you wrote:
>P.S. Along the same vein, isn't hypermail 2.x already substituting an
>arbitrary name for the attachment when it gets written to disk?
This issue definitely exists in the latest source grabbed via landfield.com
which I started playing around with this last week. I manually edited a
mail message (which anyone with even rudimentary knowledge can do) and
changed the filename in the MIME header. It most definitely did write a
fresh .htaccess file into the archive directory.
On another note, a fellow posted that the "ignore" certain MIME types
function did use wild cards. Anyone know the syntax? I tried "*" with no
luck and the code appeared to be looking for a literal list to compare
against whatever was stripped from the MIME header in the message.
Cheers
Ron
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