So, setting "Attachments=All” does not solve the issue, and I have 3 other list owners with the same complaint today, Any Idea what’s going on? Did Microsoft change something in Exchange? The Mime type for the one that failed with Attachments=All was Content-Type: multipart/mixed; but since it was ALL, I would think that that doesn’t matter.
Steven J Depinet Systems Administrator, Sr.
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(928) 523-6843Northern Arizona University
> On Aug 2, 2022, at 08:38, Steven J Depinet <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Greetings,
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> Since the upgrade to Listserv v17.0 (and/or whatever changes to Exchange that may have been applied), I’ve had a few complaints that attachments did not get sent to a list. Neither list has the “Attachments-“ keyword, but in both cases, the list owner has stated that they have sent attachments thru the list in the past. Was there a change in the default? The doc doesn’t specify a default explicitly, but “Attachments=no” is listed first in the help… Since neither list had the keyword, I tried adding “Attachments=yes” to one list. The same issue, the Listserv log shows: “...Removing unwanted MIME message parts…”.
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> For the same list that i tried “Attachments=yes”, I tried “Attachments=all”, but haven’t heard what effect that has yet.
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> Was there a change in default behavior for attachments for v17.0 (from v16.5)? Should the “Attachments=all” work for .pdf and .docx attachments? Or do I need to add the MIME-Types?
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> Thanks,
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> Steve dePinetNorthern Arizona University
> Systems Programmer, Sr.Box 5100
> Information Technology ServicesFlagstaff, Az 86011
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