QInvo' mIlloghmey teq nIqHom 'e' vIHar 'ach jImujba'.
I remember that attachments used to be stripped because they caused numerous problems for the mailing list (used up allocated space, viruses, etc.). Has that changed? Or has some setting been overlooked when the list was migrated?
This is what's in the archive:
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If you click on the URL, you'll see that the picture is indeed stored on the server. I think, for security and space-reduction purposes, binary attachments should be rejected at the source and neither sent to recipients nor stored.
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