mime trouble: can't see and open attachments

[Joris Braakman]

Hi,

When  looking at a message with a attachment I only see :
unnamed multipart/mixed
for every type of attachment.

I think I am overlooking something simple, but what?

Joris.

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>From chuck@horde.org Date: Thu,  2 Aug 2001 09:08:22 -0400
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Subject: Re: [dev] javascript

Quoting Joris Braakman <jorisb@nl.euro.net>:

> I think that popups are evil.

All generalizations are bad.

Popups aren't evil... they are used badly. A lot. And that's unfortunate. It 
doesn't mean that having the option to compose messages in a new window - 
letting you keep browsing through your mail and referring to other folders and 
writing multiple messages at once - isn't incredibly useful behavior. And it's 
already a configurable option, and a user preference in 2.3.

Relax. :)

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [dev] php -l

Quoting Jon Parise <jon@horde.org>:

> I just discovered this last week:
> 
> If you have a CGI version of PHP available, you can pass a script
> to it using the -l option (lint) to test for syntax errors.
> 
>     e.g.  php -l index.php
> 
> It's handy for a quick test before a commit.  I might even look
> into adding this capability to the cvs check-in scripts to that
> it will only accept commits that pass this test. =)

That'd be cool, but very tricky - a lot of things, like the templates, won't 
pass that by themselves.

-chuck

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