On Mon, 2 Nov 1998 09:05:21 +0100 (MET), Bertil Stenstrom
<stenis(_at_)sto(_dot_)sema(_dot_)se> wrote:
Has anyone written a procmail-rule that could automatically send a reply
to the sender if the mail is encoded in that way ?? (asking them to send
plain text only)
The reply-stuff is not the problem, it's the logic of how to detect the
html-mime-stuff that I'm uncertain about.
Typically something like
* ^Content-type: text/html
or a multipart with an HTML body part:
* ^Content-type: multipart/(mixed|alternative)
* B ?? ^Content-type: text/html
I haven't verified this with actual Outlook messages because I don't
have any to test with (sung to the tune of "I'm very lucky, I think
you'll agree"). But I hope this can get you started at least.
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