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Attachments when members sending using Windows 10 mail app
Aleksandar ?uri?
Hello, I am not sure is it Groups bug or app bug, but, as we are sending messages using Windows 10 integrated mail app ? we have this kind of attachments. ?I am forwarding to you my message and you can review. I am just wondering could we do something to prevent false positive attachments? Thanks for your responses -------- Proslije?ena poruka --------
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Aleksandar,
I am not sure is it Groups bug or app bug, but, as we are sendingI presume you were talking about the image (PNG, 708 x 1 pixels) that was attached to your message? I'm betting that's coming from the posting member's email interface. It was a PNG file, not a remote image, so it isn't used for tracking. It is only 148 bytes long but I wasn't entirely sure that the content is benign so out of caution I (moderator) trimmed it before approving your message. I am just wondering could we do something to prevent false positiveWhat do you mean by "false positive"? Is the image causing a spam filter to quarantine the messages? Or an anti-malware program? Shal |
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Aleksandar ?uri?
No, I just mean that nobody attached this PNG, and I called it false positive.
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Its irritating that we cannot do anything to prevent this PNG, but Windows 10 mail app is widely used in our community. I think that another group platforms not generating this PNG from the same client. Also I tried a few conversations from the app with my contacts and PNG wasn't there, definitly. 18.10.2017. u 22:09, Shal Farley je napisao/la: Aleksandar,I am not sure is it Groups bug or app bug, but, as we are sendingI presume you were talking about the image (PNG, 708 x 1 pixels) that was attached to your message? I'm betting that's coming from the posting member's email interface. |
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Aleksandar,
No, I just mean that nobody attached this PNG, and I called it falseIt could also be attached by the sender's security scanner or other software that mediates his/her email traffic. Its irritating that we cannot do anything to prevent this PNG, butI haven't seen it before, but I don't know if anyone here or in my other groups is using the native Win10 mail app. I do see the occasional ad text and/or image attached by members' email interfaces. I think that another group platforms not generating this PNG from theInteresting. Is it possible that the other list was plain-text only and quietly dropped the image? That doesn't explain why you don't see it in direct conversation. Though I think the image is blank (possibly transparent) so it would be easy for someone to not notice it. Feel free to contact me off-list to see if I see it directly, or play with it in my test group, Shal |
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Aleksandar ?uri?
I tested in your group and you can see.
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2017-10-18 23:27 GMT+02:00, Shal Farley <shals2nd@...>: Aleksandar, |
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Aleksandar,
I tested in your group and you can see.I do indeed. And I'm more convinced, looking at the source, that it came from your email interface. The boundary marker that separates it from the message bodies: Content-Type: multipart/mixed;is of the same format as the marker that separates the message bodies (plain and HTML) from each other: Content-Type: multipart/alternative;That seems an unlikely coincidence for two separate origins. I was wrong about the color. it isn't white or transparent, it is a pale steel blue. To really nail this, send another reply to the test group but this time cc me directly. Then I'll be able to compare the via-group copy with one untouched by Groups.io. If you'd like to see also CC yourself at another address (NOT the same gmail address as you're sending from). Shal |