On Sat, 15 Feb 1997, Gary Funck wrote:
From foo(_at_)bar Sat Feb 15 15:24:33 1997
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Gary,
I don't think the problem is the version of formail. Formail is by
default recognizing these two header-field lines as the start of a new
message. You can tell formail how many consecutive header-fields to
find before it considers that to be the start of a new message with
the -m option. I haven't used this option yet, but the formail manpage
has a bit on it under "Options, -m minfields" You might try flagging
formail like this: -m 3 -ds
I don't know if you'll need to spec 3 or 4, but give it a try, and let
me know if it works.
David