David Levine wrote:
These are definitely just wrong -- we shouldn't be specifying
name and x-unix-mode for the body text
Yes, that's badly wrong. I've never used -attach, one of the reasons being
that I didn't like it including x-unix-mode. Another thing that bothered
me was that I couldn't get it to apply the attachments but defer sending
so that I could run list to see the results. But I must admit that I
like the idea of not having to remember to type mime when my e-mail
contains attachments, or the odd umlaut or pound sign.
Adding -attachformat 1 to the send entry of your .mh_profile
will get rid of the name and x-unix-mode. That option can
The name is useful for actual attachments although we should really be
using Content-Disposition for that. For the body, I can't understand
why anyone would want either name or x-unix-mode.
Oliver
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