[imp] HTTPS, IMP 3.1, Attachments

[DJ Tech]

Hi Eric,

Thanks for the suggestion.  I looked through all the options present in my 
Internet Explorer v6sp1.  The only options I seen that may effect the download 
would be these:


Tools->Internet Options->Security->Downloads->File download
Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Security->Do not save encrypted pages to 
disk

Obviously the first one needs to be left enabled.  I toggled the second option 
I've listed on and off (via checkmark), closed all Internet Explorer sessions 
and tried the download again.  So far I have gotten the same error messages.  
I even set my security settings in I.E. to low and medium and restored the 
advanced settings to default (which puts a checkmark on not saving encrypted 
pages to disk).  None of these changes have made a difference.

I thought maybe this was an issue with my browser since it is the most recent 
version (I downloaded the only patch for I.E. I didn't have this morning from 
Windows update).  So I did the same tests from a machine running Windows 2000 
Pro w/ I.E. 5.5.  Same results.  

It sounds like you've got a production IMP server?  Are you running IMP 
version 3.1 w/ Apache and PHP 4.X?  Can you test an attachment yourself with 
I.E. and see if it works?


Quoting Eric Rostetter <eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu>:

> Quoting DJ Tech <djtech at djtech.org>:
> 
> > When right clicking on the 'diskette' icon and selecting 'Save target as'
> I
> > get this message:
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Microsoft Internet Explorer
> > Internet Explorer cannot download filename from servername.
> > 
> > The file could not be written to the cache
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Go into your IE preferences and check the box that says something
> like "cache secure documents" or some such silly thing.  That may
> fix this problem.
>  
> I run a https: only server, and none of my users are complaining...
> 
> -- 
> Eric Rostetter
> The Department of Physics
> The University of Texas at Austin
> 
> Why get even? Get odd!
> 
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