I am using Mutt 1.4.2i on Solaris 9. It mangles PDF files if they have bmp
graphics in them. If I view the PDF file on the UNIX system the PDF is intact.
Once I email the file via mutt it's toast. Is there some sort of binary option
to controll the -a (attachment) feature?
Thanks
Gary Quiring
Gary Quiring wrote:
> I am using Mutt 1.4.2i on Solaris 9. It mangles PDF files if they have bmp
> graphics in them. If I view the PDF file on the UNIX system the PDF is intact.
> Once I email the file via mutt it's toast. Is there some sort of binary option
> to controll the -a (attachment) feature?
>
> Thanks
> Gary Quiring
>
Gary,
You email the attachment and what client decodes the attachment?
What are the options of your mutt configuration? If you send from
yourself to yourself is the PDF corrupt?
AK
On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 15:35:38 -0400, AK
>Gary Quiring wrote:
>
>> I am using Mutt 1.4.2i on Solaris 9. It mangles PDF files if they have bmp
>> graphics in them. If I view the PDF file on the UNIX system the PDF is intact.
>> Once I email the file via mutt it's toast. Is there some sort of binary option
>> to controll the -a (attachment) feature?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Gary Quiring
>>
>Gary,
>
>You email the attachment and what client decodes the attachment?
>What are the options of your mutt configuration? If you send from
>yourself to yourself is the PDF corrupt?
>
>
>AK
The client is MS Outlook. Mutt worked fine on my older SCO box sending PDF
files. We retired the SCO for Solaris 9 and the same scripts will not send the
PDF correctly.
I created a test script from the larger script that uses mutt:
UB="Test Mutt"
ATTACH="INV_767580_20050921.pdf"
TO_ADDR="xyz@abc.com"
MESSSAGE="Hello"
mutt -x -s "${SUB}" -c "${CC_ADDR}" -b "${BCC_ADDR}" -a "${ATTACH}" \
-e "my_hdr From: ${FROM_ADDR}" "${TO_ADDR}"<
${MESSAGE}
SEND_NO_ATTACH
Gary Quiring wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 15:35:38 -0400, AK
>
>
>>Gary Quiring wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I am using Mutt 1.4.2i on Solaris 9. It mangles PDF files if they have bmp
>>>graphics in them. If I view the PDF file on the UNIX system the PDF is intact.
>>>Once I email the file via mutt it's toast. Is there some sort of binary option
>>>to controll the -a (attachment) feature?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Gary Quiring
>>>
>>
>>Gary,
>>
>>You email the attachment and what client decodes the attachment?
>>What are the options of your mutt configuration? If you send from
>>yourself to yourself is the PDF corrupt?
>>
>>
>>AK
>
> The client is MS Outlook. Mutt worked fine on my older SCO box sending PDF
> files. We retired the SCO for Solaris 9 and the same scripts will not send the
> PDF correctly.
>
> I created a test script from the larger script that uses mutt:
>
> UB="Test Mutt"
> ATTACH="INV_767580_20050921.pdf"
> TO_ADDR="xyz@abc.com"
> MESSSAGE="Hello"
>
>
> mutt -x -s "${SUB}" -c "${CC_ADDR}" -b "${BCC_ADDR}" -a "${ATTACH}" \
> -e "my_hdr From: ${FROM_ADDR}" "${TO_ADDR}"<
> ${MESSAGE}
>
> SEND_NO_ATTACH
>
Gary,
Is the above a typo SEND_ATTACH and SEND_NO_ATTACH?
Have you tried accessing the same mailing with a different email client
Eudora, Thunderbird? Do you get the same result?
AK