Ralph wrote:
Hi David,
mhfixmsg [+folder [msgs] | -file file] [-outfile file]
Are stdin and stdout required? An `anno -inplace' on an existing
message would seem adequate.
A filter would be handy with procmail.
Don't bother backing up stdin, it's transient by definition.
I was thinking that at one point, though it would be nice
when used as a filter.
and using one of these for the filename, in order:
1) Message-ID with all / converted to periods, if file does
not already exist.
2) Message-ID with all / and \ converted to periods, if file
does not already exist. (Need this for Windows.)
3) Concatenation of BACKUP_PREFIX (usually ",") and input
filename. For stdin, that is a tmp filename of form
mhfixmsg-XXXXXX.
Why not replace all three with rmmproc; I've already got that doing
what *I* want. It's a pain it's not used everywhere as it is
without adding more exceptions.
Good point, I'll insert rmmproc before all of the above.
I'll keep them because I want them and they don't take
much code.
For my needs I'd be happy with something that turned all parts into
sane representations, e.g. kept text/html as such, moved to utf-8,
moved to 8-bit if reasonably else base64; quoted-printable wouldn't
be needed?
Not sure what you're saying about base64 and q-p? That
charset translation must include decoding of the part?
David
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