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Hi Tommy,

"Tommy Mikkelsen" wrote in news:E3VEg.1140$VZ2.330@prv-
forum2.provo.novell.com:

come on - if spammers flood our forums here with spam over and over then I
think its also ok to have such valuable information duplicate in some other
forums where folks might first look for such information;
and since Marc also provided a workaround its even more valuable for others
until it may be fixed finally in the product....
you know that I normally do not recommend to cross-post - just in this case I
did because I think it belongs more here to the gw* forums.

greets, Guen.

Hi,
i have a php script that is sending mails using groupwise. To do this i
entered our GW-server as relayhost in my postfix/main.cf.
The mail is build comletely by my script, not using any mail class or
anything. This script worked without problems. But lately I had problems
with the attachments names in my mails (sent with this script):
GW-Client did no longer show the attachment names but only part.000,
part.001 and so on.

After searching and trying around for a while, i found the error today:
when adding an attachment to the mail (mutlipart/mixed), i add a new
header with the content-type, the transfer encoding and the content
disposition.
Following RFC 2183 (http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2183), 2.3, the filename
parameter is added to the content-disposition header

Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=genome.jpeg;