Gibberish emails

[Bill Reese]

They are gibberish.  I've treated them as UUencode before and have tried
a decoder but that didn't work either.  Best to just ignore it.

Bill


Brendan Ryan wrote:

> I got two emails from the SW-L at ADMIN.HUMBERC.ON.CA address that were
> gibberish.  The first one looked like this
>
> D32ghTFoIQFavLAmMvFdHyhlDGNkqhfCOIUDeLEAVtAiB85x0MJS+Ef7SecOCcgd3SCUoWJ0oQiL
>
> Y5wUDsQaS8jjWFHwiSiOdQte+sRYBzhKF1IhkDUZZVdMY8BOsFCEOBzpW3zMARFxpIfqJIAbs9iG
>
> /hbwZQQj2OqYK+jVEeKVilvQS1/78obqDoGAGxghYIxykkbyppsltZBCF5qOCafRyogBlFXwgJSI
>
>
> and was 127 kb long.  The second one look like this
>
> ///AAAA////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
> /////////////////////////8/Pz/////////////f39///////Wlpa/wAAAP8AAAD/////////
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
>
> and was 57 kb long.
> Does anyone have any idea what they were?  I thought that someone sent
> me the source code of the sign writing program and didn't attach it
> correctly so I put the gibberish into a file and tried renaming it as a
> zip file and then as a exe file, but didn't get anything to work.
>
> Brendan Ryan
>