| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 2230.1 | Use "MimeBodyType: none" | UTROP1::utoschimmel1.uto.dec.com::SCHIMMEL_B |  | Tue May 13 1997 08:03 | 25 | 
|  | Giuseppe,
The message shown in .-1 has a LinkWorks private structure.  This implies 
that LinkWorks external mail is not working in MIME send mode.  By default 
MIME receive mode is enabled.  You need to set MIME send mode explicitly.  
Use the parameter MimeBodyType.  It is sufficient to set the following (in 
the Options block of the external mail configuration file):
	MimeBodyType: none
This enables MIME send mode without further effects.  If you would choose 
something like:
	MimeBodyType: BINARY
it would have the effect that attachments without format definition (i.e., no 
external identification in the LinkWorks dmformat table) would be treated as 
BINARY.  When just "none" is specified, attachments without format definition 
will be refused (i.e., mail message will not be sent) and you need to define 
the proper format.  Thereafter attachments of that type will be sent with 
proper information (and in a proper format) so that a recipient will be able 
to interpret what is contained in the received mail message.
Regards, Berd Schimmel
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| 2230.2 | Seems  not enought | ROM01::WIRELESS |  | Tue May 13 1997 12:01 | 7 | 
|  |     Hi, 
    I tried using both "none" and "BINARY" (always restating the servers)
    but no way: the received msg looks the same.
    I guess that I should feedle with mimetags.txt file too ...
    
    let me know please,
    _Giuseppe 
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| 2230.3 | Check configuration file | UTROP1::utoschimmel1.uto.dec.com::SCHIMMEL_B |  | Wed May 14 1997 08:58 | 12 | 
|  |     _Giuseppe,
Check if the option is really set in the external mail configuration file.
Execute "xminit -xcp".  If everything is OK, it will show the configuration 
file.  When there is a problem, it will tell you.
Since you are saying in .-1 "the received msg looks the same", the MIME send 
option is not effective.  When effective, the message really looks different 
from what you showed in .0.
Berd
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| 2230.4 | This is my extmail.cfg | ROM01::WIRELESS |  | Wed May 14 1997 12:34 | 44 | 
|  |     Hi,
    I have this configuration file in /usr/op/cell/users/extmail.cfg
    The system has been rebooted and LNX restarted too.
    
    Let me know what can be wrong, 
    
    ======================================================================
    #
    #       SCCSID "@(#)extmail.cfg 3.2 95/02/03 - EXTMAIL"
    #       SCCSID "@(#)extmail.cfg 3.2 EXTMAIL"
    #
    #       Configuration file for external mail
    #
    #
    ======================================================================
    
    Version: 1.1
    
    BEGIN Locations
      OutgoingMailDirectory: /usr/var/spool/mail/out
      IncomingMailDirectory: /usr/var/spool/mail/in
      MailUsers: /usr/op/cell/users/users
      MailImport: /usr/op/servers/pdmxmail.pid.all
    END
    
    BEGIN Options
      FaxFiles: Yes
      SendSubject: Yes
      UNIXstyle: Yes
      MimeBodyType: none 
    END
    
    BEGIN Services
      E-Mail: mailx
    END
    
    BEGIN X400
    # only default settings
    END
    
    
    
    	Thanks,
    		_Giuseppe
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| 2230.5 | Don't use "mailx" mode !!! | UTROP1::utoschimmel1.uto.dec.com::SCHIMMEL_B |  | Wed May 14 1997 14:28 | 13 | 
|  |    _Giuseppe,
Why are you using "mailx" mode ?  When you specify:
    BEGIN Services
      E-Mail: sendmail		# instead of mailx
    END
things will go much better (and faster).
Berd S.
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