On Wed, 21 Jun 2017, at 11:41, Dutch Raf via curl-users wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here are the answers:
>
> a) does the mail you receive contain all the headers that you showed us
> in the file? - ie the Content-Type: though to MIME-Version?
>
> yes, all headers are in de the properties of the received mail.
> even the filename is mentioned in the headers, so it is receiving the
> file.
> The SMTP server is an MS Exchange 2010 relay server.

What do you mean by "even the filename is mentioned in the headers"?
There's no filename that I can see in the example mail you included in
this post.

And ..."receiving the file"? Yes, you received the sample email, but
surely
you'd not expect to receive a file as well?

Does the SMTP server create any logs - in particular does it show the
entire
message on its travels?

Is cURL meant only to send a single mail if that's what's in the file
mentioned in
the cURL command? I'm wondering what would happen if your text file
contained
a pair of outbound emails. Would two get sent? And if two were sent,
would the
body of the first one still fail to arrive at the destination?

-- 
Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own.
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