On Sun, 2 Aug 1998, David W. Tamkin wrote:
Too dang bad these multi-part chimeras can't be split into components with
some variation on formail -s so that they can then be processed as individual
messages, and each part's inner header lines will look like a header.
Good idea.
I think you'd be able to do that fairly easily (but terribly obscurely) by
piping the body through a script that pulls out the MIME boundary string,
uses csplit to split the body into parts at the boundaries, passes those
parts individually through child procmails, and collects the exit codes
and rebuilds the message from the processed parts.
That makes my head hurt.
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