I tried to change utf-8 to iso-8859-1 in emailencoding to see it it helped the
problem with binary attachments. It didn’t.
I also checked the database with mysqladmin to see if there’s anything I can
figure out from db directly. Well there isn’t…
I attached the same file from webinterface and it wasn’t corrupted. And it
seems that those files are slightly different in db comparing the ascii output
in mysql, so it’s input that is corrupting them.
Is there a reason to store attachments in the db in the first place?
Grab RT 3.0.1pre2 from http://fsck.com/pub/rt/devel/ ?
I believe we’ve got this one nailed.On Tue, Apr 15, 2003 at 03:17:20PM +0200, Panu Artimo wrote:
I tried to change utf-8 to iso-8859-1 in emailencoding to see it it helped the
problem with binary attachments. It didn’t.
I also checked the database with mysqladmin to see if there’s anything I can
figure out from db directly. Well there isn’t…
I attached the same file from webinterface and it wasn’t corrupted. And it
seems that those files are slightly different in db comparing the ascii output
in mysql, so it’s input that is corrupting them.
Is there a reason to store attachments in the db in the first place?