Don't top-post, thanks. > > > Still no luck... > > > > > > I have now set error_reporting to E_ALL and also set display_errors to > ON, > > > and after another attempt at the attachment, there were no errors shown > in > > > the script output and it still displayed the same text. I then created > 3 > > > test pages and pasted the scripts above, and the HTML and Image both > > > displayed correctly, and the text/UTF8 script prompted me to download > the > > > php file on the server, but displayed the HTML tags on my client (was > that > > > the expected behavior?). > > > > > > > Remember that you should restart web service after changing php.ini and > you > > should test your php settings > > (http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/TestPHPSettings) in > order to make sure > > that you have changed the right php.ini file. > > > > html test should display > > --- > > You should see red text Test > > --- > > with Test written in red > > > > text test should display > > --- > > You should see html tags > > Test > > --- > > I am not sure how nabble.com handles html tags in second line, but they > > should look like html tags and not as red "Test" > > > > image test should display image file. > > > > > > > > > > > I then created a 4th script as follows: > > > > > > -- PHP HEADER OMITTED -- > > > header('Content-Type: application/pdf'); > > > readfile('./images/license.pdf'); > > > > > > The above script behaved properly, and allowed me to download the PDF of > > > the > > > server (which does not have reader) and also allowed me to view the PDF > in > > > the browser of the client (which does have reader)... > > > > > > Is it relevant that the UTF8 test script would only download on the > server > > > but display properly on the client? > > > > > > > Not relevant, if browser on server can't handle text/plain files. Although > > it looks strange. Browsers that can read html, usually can read plain text > > too. > > > > It is not utf-8 test. Script tests text/plain content type. charset > argument > > is optional. > > > > > > > > > > > Could there be an encoding or more so a > > > decoding issue on the server that would not be an issue for e-mail > clients > > > that do their own decoding? > > > > > > > Nope. SquirrelMail scripts do same thing as those test scripts, only with > > more headers and more complex code. If other scripts can load text, html, > > images and binary files correctly, then it is something in SquirrelMail > > scripts. > > > > Could you create screenshot of browser window with broken download (top of > > corrupted PDF attachment download) or right click on download link and > > select save as? Then compare original attachment and downloaded file. Look > > for extra lines on top of file. > > > > Or install firefox live http headers extension and log data that send and > > received when attachment is downloaded. Logs should allow to detect, if > IIS > > changes or breaks headers submitted by SquirrelMail. > > > > One more script to - test http://pastebin.ca/939982. > > This one sends license.pdf file as SquirrelMail does. > > Problem Solved! Once I turned on the Error Reporting properly (Thanks for > the tip) This is in the mailing list posting guidelines. You REALLY should have read them carefully and it would have avoided lots of trouble and time for everyone involved. > I was able to see that the custom theme that I had used was (as you > suspected) writing headers prior to the SM attachment generation. I'm still > not sure how, as the custom theme and default theme look identical with the > exception of the color settings, but changing back to the default theme > fixed the issue. I just copied the colors to the actual default-theme.php > page and now have the best of both worlds... Thanks again for all of your > advice! It is likely that you have some blank space after the closing ?> at the end of the file, even if just a carriage return. Editing files in Windows can oft lead to this even if you don't add it yourself. Completely remove the ?> at the bottom of the file and this problem might go away. Also make sure the very first characters at the beginning of the file are <?php ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ ----- squirrelmail-users mailing list Posting guidelines: http://squirrelmail.org/postingguidelines List address: squirrelmail-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx List archives: http://news.gmane.org/gmane.mail.squirrelmail.user List info (subscribe/unsubscribe/change options): https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-users
