[imp] msg bigger than limit_inline_size, download without file extension name

[Michael M Slusarz]

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:

> Zitat von Nethub Online <nethubonline at gmail.com>:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> In imp/config/mime_drivers.php, there is a limit_inline_size for both
>> 'plain' and 'html', according to its description "above this limit, the user
>> will only be able to download the part.", it generate a link to let user
>> download the part, however the file doesn't contains extension name (e.g.
>> .html / .txt), for 'plain', the file name is "Text" (without extension
>> name), for 'html', the file name is "HTML_____________" (without  
>> extension name)
>>
>>
>> Is it able to be with file extension name? Because normal end-users do not
>> know how to open it (I believe).
>>
>>
>> Horde Version
>>
>>    5.1.1
>>
>> Horde Applications
>>
>>    Agora [Forums]: unknown
>>    Ansel [Photos]: unknown
>>    Chora [Version Control]: unknown
>>    Content: 2.0.2
>>    Gollem [File Manager]: H5 (3.0.1) (run tests)
>>    Hermes [Time Tracking]: unknown
>>    Imp [Mail]: H5 (6.1.2) (run tests)
>>    Ingo [Filters]: H5 (3.1.1) (run tests)
>>    Jonah [News]: unknown
>>    Klutz [Comics]: unknown
>>    Kolab [Kolab]: unknown
>>    Kronolith [Calendar]: H5 (4.1.1) (run tests)
>>    Luxor [X-Ref]: unknown
>>    Mnemo [Notes]: H5 (4.1.0)
>>    Nag [Tasks]: H5 (4.1.0)
>>    Passwd [Password]: H5 (5.0.0) (run tests)
>>    Sam [Spam]: unknown
>>    Sesha [Inventory]: unknown
>>    Timeobjects: 2.0.4
>>    Trean [Bookmarks]: H5 (1.0.2)
>>    Turba [Address Book]: H5 (4.1.0) (run tests)
>>    Ulaform [Forms]: unknown
>>    Vilma [Mail Admin]: unknown
>>    Whups [Tickets]: unknown
>>    Wicked [Wiki]: unknown
>>
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>
> I think it uses the file name provide by the message part headers.

More specifically, it uses the file name provided by first the  
'filename' parameter of Content-Disposition, then the 'name' parameter  
of Content-Type, then the Content-Description header, and finally the  
MIME subtype.

michael


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Michael Slusarz [slusarz at horde.org]