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On 27/09/2011 8:29 AM, Mad Cow wrote:
[ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] begin 644 zCistus01.jpg M_]C_X``02D9)1@`!`0$`2`!(``#_X1E017AI9@``34T`*@````@` #`$/``(` M```&````G@$0``(````.````I`$2``,````!``$```$:``4`` ``!````L@$; M``4````!````N@$H``,````!``(```$R``(````4````P@$[``(````!``` [etc] As you can see, your image doesn't open automatically in my news reader (Thunderbird). The reason is that the the header shows the message as encoded in mime, but the message body itself shows that it's uuencoded. (These are both methods of encoding non-text files so they can be transmitted as text files, because all mail/news traffic is in text characters only.) Your news reader is Turnpike: it has placed incorrect encoding data in the header, so Thunderbird "reads" the file as text instead of as an image. I don't know what Turnpike's default settings are, but somewhere you should be able to ensure that the encoding information in the header is correct. I can still open the pictures if I Save As the message on the desktop as a *.jpg file, and open it from there, but it would be more convenient to see the image when I open your post. I like the back-lighting, BTW. ;-) HTH Wolf K. |
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In article , Wolf K
writes On 27/09/2011 8:29 AM, Mad Cow wrote: [ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] begin 644 zCistus01.jpg M_]C_X``02D9)1@`!`0$`2`!(``#_X1E017AI9@``34T`*@````@` #`$/``(` M```&````G@$0``(````.````I`$2``,````!``$```$:``4`` ``!````L@$; M``4````!````N@$H``,````!``(```$R``(````4````P@$[``(````!``` [etc] As you can see, your image doesn't open automatically in my news reader (Thunderbird). The reason is that the the header shows the message as encoded in mime, but the message body itself shows that it's uuencoded. (These are both methods of encoding non-text files so they can be transmitted as text files, because all mail/news traffic is in text characters only.) Your news reader is Turnpike: it has placed incorrect encoding data in the header, so Thunderbird "reads" the file as text instead of as an image. The header says "MIME-Version: 1.0" (same as yours) but that's in the header of every message whether it has an attachment or not. Everything I can see in the header makes sense and none of it refers to the attachment. If you're seeing something I can't, paste it into a reply: there's probably nothing I can do but why not share the frustration? FWIW Thunderbird is the only newsreader that does this, all others decode the files correctly, but that's no help to you. I don't know what Turnpike's default settings are, but somewhere you should be able to ensure that the encoding information in the header is correct. It doesn't allow MIME in news posts, only in mail! I've found Windows 7 home edition easy to live with except that the last-ever version of Turnpike's incompatible with it and this version's too primitive. I've tried other newsreaders but they didn't meet my needs. I can still open the pictures if I Save As the message on the desktop as a *.jpg file, and open it from there, but it would be more convenient to see the image when I open your post. I know. I get that with M$ Office files. I like the back-lighting, BTW. ;-) Thanks - though maybe I should post some rubbish so that you can just killfile me! HTH I'll see if anyone's in the pub tonight who's old enough to remember how Usenet works. Something might come of it. -- Sue ]:(:) |
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On 27/09/2011 1:52 PM, Mad Cow wrote:
In . com, Wolf K writes On 27/09/2011 8:29 AM, Mad Cow wrote: [ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] begin 644 zCistus01.jpg M_]C_X``02D9)1@`!`0$`2`!(``#_X1E017AI9@``34T`*@````@` #`$/``(` M```&````G@$0``(````.````I`$2``,````!``$```$:``4`` ``!````L@$; M``4````!````N@$H``,````!``(```$R``(````4````P@$[``(````!``` [etc] As you can see, your image doesn't open automatically in my news reader (Thunderbird). The reason is that the the header shows the message as encoded in mime, but the message body itself shows that it's uuencoded. (These are both methods of encoding non-text files so they can be transmitted as text files, because all mail/news traffic is in text characters only.) Your news reader is Turnpike: it has placed incorrect encoding data in the header, so Thunderbird "reads" the file as text instead of as an image. The header says "MIME-Version: 1.0" (same as yours) but that's in the header of every message whether it has an attachment or not. Everything I can see in the header makes sense and none of it refers to the attachment. If you're seeing something I can't, paste it into a reply: there's probably nothing I can do but why not share the frustration? Exactly, the header for the message says "mime", but the header for the jpg file says "uuencoded by..." That mismatch between header and segment is what causes the problem. I'll file a bug report, maybe someone in the TB group will notice. Have a good day, wolf k. |
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On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 13:29:32 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote: [ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] I love it. Thanks. |
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In article , joevan
writes On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 13:29:32 +0100, Mad Cow wrote: [ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] I love it. Thanks. A lucky find. -- Sue ]:(:) |
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In article , Wolf K
writes Exactly, the header for the message says "mime", but the header for the jpg file says "uuencoded by..." That mismatch between header and segment is what causes the problem. I'll file a bug report, maybe someone in the TB group will notice. Have a good day, wolf k. Wolf, what does Thunderbird do that indicates it's expecting a MIME attachment? Does it give any information other than failing to decode? And am I right in assuming you can decode Joevan's and Pat's pictures? -- Sue ]:(:) |
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On Thu, 29 Sep 2011 19:34:23 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote: In article , Wolf K writes Exactly, the header for the message says "mime", but the header for the jpg file says "uuencoded by..." That mismatch between header and segment is what causes the problem. I'll file a bug report, maybe someone in the TB group will notice. Have a good day, wolf k. Wolf, what does Thunderbird do that indicates it's expecting a MIME attachment? Does it give any information other than failing to decode? And am I right in assuming you can decode Joevan's and Pat's pictures? I saved the Jpg to file and will now post it with Agent Forte. See if any difference occurs. |
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On 29/09/2011 4:01 PM, joevan wrote:
Opened properly in Tbird, and also showed as an attachment in the status bar. Wolf K. |
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On 29/09/2011 2:34 PM, Mad Cow wrote:
In g.com, Wolf K writes Exactly, the header for the message says "mime", but the header for the jpg file says "uuencoded by..." That mismatch between header and segment is what causes the problem. I'll file a bug report, maybe someone in the TB group will notice. Have a good day, wolf k. Wolf, what does Thunderbird do that indicates it's expecting a MIME attachment? Does it give any information other than failing to decode? And am I right in assuming you can decode Joevan's and Pat's pictures? It just fails to decode. Joevan's and Pat's pictures decode correctly. I see an image in the message pane, and also as an attachment (the file name displays in the attachment bar). In this case, your pictures did not show as attachments. Tbird obviously believes the message header (which identifies the encoding as mime), and not the file header (which identifies it as uuencoded). So it doesn't even try to decode the image file. Don't worry about it, Sue, I'm quite willing to do the Save As then Open thing. TBird cannot combine multi-part files, which is occasionally an issue. It's also unreliable when decoding yEnc encoded messages, which doesn't bother me. Have a good day, Wolf K. |
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On Thu, 29 Sep 2011 17:17:53 -0400, Wolf K
wrote: On 29/09/2011 2:34 PM, Mad Cow wrote: In g.com, Wolf K writes Exactly, the header for the message says "mime", but the header for the jpg file says "uuencoded by..." That mismatch between header and segment is what causes the problem. I'll file a bug report, maybe someone in the TB group will notice. Have a good day, wolf k. Wolf, what does Thunderbird do that indicates it's expecting a MIME attachment? Does it give any information other than failing to decode? And am I right in assuming you can decode Joevan's and Pat's pictures? It just fails to decode. Joevan's and Pat's pictures decode correctly. I see an image in the message pane, and also as an attachment (the file name displays in the attachment bar). In this case, your pictures did not show as attachments. Tbird obviously believes the message header (which identifies the encoding as mime), and not the file header (which identifies it as uuencoded). So it doesn't even try to decode the image file. Don't worry about it, Sue, I'm quite willing to do the Save As then Open thing. TBird cannot combine multi-part files, which is occasionally an issue. It's also unreliable when decoding yEnc encoded messages, which doesn't bother me. Have a good day, Wolf K. Agent is "the" newsreader. |
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In article , joevan
writes I saved the Jpg to file and will now post it with Agent Forte. See if any difference occurs. Thanks Joevan, good idea. I've "kept" your post so I can think of a way to compare the encoded sections. I want to know what's happening here! -- Sue ]:(:) |
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On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 22:46:23 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote: In article , joevan writes I saved the Jpg to file and will now post it with Agent Forte. See if any difference occurs. Thanks Joevan, good idea. I've "kept" your post so I can think of a way to compare the encoded sections. I want to know what's happening here! So pleased to be of help. |
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On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 09:42:57 -0400, Wolf K wrote:
On 27/09/2011 8:29 AM, Mad Cow wrote: [ Section: 1/1 File: zCistus01.jpg UUencoded by: Turnpike Integrated Version 5.02 S ] begin 644 zCistus01.jpg M_]C_X``02D9)1@`!`0$`2`!(``#_X1E017AI9@``34T`*@````@` #`$/``(` M```&````G@$0``(````.````I`$2``,````!``$```$:``4`` ``!````L@$; M``4````!````N@$H``,````!``(```$R``(````4````P@$[``(````!``` [etc] As you can see, your image doesn't open automatically in my news reader (Thunderbird). The reason is that the the header shows the message as encoded in mime, but the message body itself shows that it's uuencoded. (These are both methods of encoding non-text files so they can be transmitted as text files, because all mail/news traffic is in text characters only.) Your news reader is Turnpike: it has placed incorrect encoding data in the header, so Thunderbird "reads" the file as text instead of as an image. My newsreader is Pan and it displayed the picture just fine. -- Travis in Shoreline Washington |
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