Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 12, 2015 #1 I noticed that Gmail no longer allows an archive containing a JAR file. It's become difficult to send a library to Gmail users.
I noticed that Gmail no longer allows an archive containing a JAR file. It's become difficult to send a library to Gmail users.
ac9ts Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 12, 2015 #3 What I do at work to avoid the email filters is to change the suffix to .bmp and send with instructions to rename it back. Sometimes, that's the only way to get code to vendors.
What I do at work to avoid the email filters is to change the suffix to .bmp and send with instructions to rename it back. Sometimes, that's the only way to get code to vendors.
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 12, 2015 #4 too bad that a decent anti virus/spam appliance is checking content and not just the extentions so it will still remove it. webserver http link, ftp, dropbox and the likes are a better option I guess.
too bad that a decent anti virus/spam appliance is checking content and not just the extentions so it will still remove it. webserver http link, ftp, dropbox and the likes are a better option I guess.
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 12, 2015 #5 sorex said: and if you ZIP it? Click to expand... Any archive format. ZIP or other. sorex said: too bad that a decent anti virus/spam appliance is checking content and not just the extentions so it will still remove it. webserver http link, ftp, dropbox and the likes are a better option I guess. Click to expand... I have a server so that's no a big issue, but creating the link, asking people to use it, then downloading the file is less convenient than sending directly the file by email.
sorex said: and if you ZIP it? Click to expand... Any archive format. ZIP or other. sorex said: too bad that a decent anti virus/spam appliance is checking content and not just the extentions so it will still remove it. webserver http link, ftp, dropbox and the likes are a better option I guess. Click to expand... I have a server so that's no a big issue, but creating the link, asking people to use it, then downloading the file is less convenient than sending directly the file by email.
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 12, 2015 #6 I have the same issue Informatix said: I have a server so that's no a big issue, but creating the link, asking people to use it, then downloading the file is less convenient than sending directly the file by email. Click to expand... fully agree. I now always use my Dropbox account to share a file.
I have the same issue Informatix said: I have a server so that's no a big issue, but creating the link, asking people to use it, then downloading the file is less convenient than sending directly the file by email. Click to expand... fully agree. I now always use my Dropbox account to share a file.
