Lyndon wrote:
There is nothing that says we cannot undo transport encodings for
text/* parts when we write store a message into a folder.
mhfixmsg -decodetext 8bit
And despite the prevalence of QP and base64, I still find grep works
quite well for me.
Agreed.
If we undid the transport encodings for text/* and converted
everything to utf8, you could then, e.g., alias mhgrep='env
LC_ALL=en_CA.UTF-8 grep'.
mhfixmsg -textcharset UTF-8, if built with iconv.
Paul V. wrote:
all true. but there's a strong feeling among MH zealots, of whom i am
one and which feeling i do share, that what gets written to
$HOME/Mail/inbox/42 ought to be the raw BODY that came in over SMTP.
mhfixmsg moves the original message the same way as rmm, if
you'd like to keep it. It will create a , file (by default) or
call your rmmproc.
David
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