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10-15-2002 02:01 AM
10-15-2002 02:01 AM
elm v1.17.214.2 uses absolute pathnames for attachments
Hi,
I currently have the problem when sending attachments via elm. The filename is changed to include the absolute path, with the / (forward slash) character being replaced with an _ (underscore).
e.g. attaching /export/home/me/somefile.txt would be given a filename of _export_home_me_somefile.txt
The filename come out as required - somefile.txt - using elm v2.5 PL6 on another server, but I do not have the option of upgrading the elm 1.17 server.
I am sending the attachments from a script using [include ].
Does anyone know how to have elm use just the filename without the mangled path.
Cheers,
Jim
I currently have the problem when sending attachments via elm. The filename is changed to include the absolute path, with the / (forward slash) character being replaced with an _ (underscore).
e.g. attaching /export/home/me/somefile.txt would be given a filename of _export_home_me_somefile.txt
The filename come out as required - somefile.txt - using elm v2.5 PL6 on another server, but I do not have the option of upgrading the elm 1.17 server.
I am sending the attachments from a script using [include
Does anyone know how to have elm use just the filename without the mangled path.
Cheers,
Jim
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