Saturday, November 16, 2013, 9:14:00 AM, you wrote:
The version of Mailman I am using (as made available by my web host
Dataflame) - is 2.1.15
> It looks to me as though this is an issue with the MUA that is sending
> the mail to Mailman. If the same MUA is used to send the same attached
> PDF to an individual, what does that individual receive?
The individual receives a message saying simply 'Part x of 67 of a multipart
message'. each message has attached a chunk of unformatted data (presumably
a 67th of the original PDF) for example:
The size (number of parts) of the message and the number of times that
it is repeated appears to varies with the size of the original
attached PDF.
> I don't think there is anything in any recent Mailman that would cause a
> single email message to be treated as multiple posts. What Mailman
> version is this? If you have access, what's in Mailman's 'post' log and
> what's in the incoming MTA's log?
I can't see an obvious way to look at Mailman's post log or the MTA's
log - I access Mailman mailing lists via CPanel provide by my webhost.
> What is the content of those archived messages?
See above....
Thanks for your input...
> ** Changed in: mailman
> Status: New => Incomplete
Hello Mark,
Saturday, November 16, 2013, 9:14:00 AM, you wrote:
The version of Mailman I am using (as made available by my web host
Dataflame) - is 2.1.15
> It looks to me as though this is an issue with the MUA that is sending
> the mail to Mailman. If the same MUA is used to send the same attached
> PDF to an individual, what does that individual receive?
The individual receives a message saying simply 'Part x of 67 of a multipart
message'. each message has attached a chunk of unformatted data (presumably
a 67th of the original PDF) for example:
J+C+Efa2tKdRtxW y0Z/lWelAPIuOaB QLi17h+ DUQwXar6GJjVr0a qR5lUUqJTXl4Vsb EqAsO l6yctSpcZRmXlUJ 0pls3yUb1m+ eic004mz06j2j9C 9R+1Biekn8asTlI v ILGUKK7Elu4zFgy iisUWJKywy/ YvEolkUDdFiTyyp sS5Cl/ZgMe6fIhY F 0G4jF1MsmFucvkw Zrh50OouhS/ bFTQxRRP1Ys/ c/RpZK/ Hd3lkaJnemqI vMFpBS6bvp2cM+ lS4Yv5OevpQ6ihN 6Z/ST88rSimLFsc Von2c97MzDT29 W4GSQrp4gQOV+ dm5IpycL+ sxe6ZmCtrlXIdqC tgGpJemnrxpDTyl Y57vK 0NMOeDpX76T6i1o FwJnp0wSl68mEnI cLOQCB2/ tGwkxLa0lPPwDlo waGi vV1ElKwgXLmWy6b mKUFmK3EFr7RKLR dt5bLXyRHRcl/ wHYYl8t7CcxAtV
pbSnvQ0UJ1XNKtp
CHsDlahoG23P0Ha
L5+e/Mc0WFOUIhH
M07fP39n4VFLNj1
HC46zE4m9PRyGD1
/fREQ08zjA6xkl3
42zGR+lcl0jKTKf
The size (number of parts) of the message and the number of times that
it is repeated appears to varies with the size of the original
attached PDF.
> I don't think there is anything in any recent Mailman that would cause a
> single email message to be treated as multiple posts. What Mailman
> version is this? If you have access, what's in Mailman's 'post' log and
> what's in the incoming MTA's log?
I can't see an obvious way to look at Mailman's post log or the MTA's
log - I access Mailman mailing lists via CPanel provide by my webhost.
> What is the content of those archived messages?
See above....
Thanks for your input...
> ** Changed in: mailman
> Status: New => Incomplete
> ** Changed in: mailman
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Mark Sapiro (msapiro)
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Best regards,
Will
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