First, Timothy, uninstall that horrible MUA you're using that messes with
"Re:" and send to eternal damnation (you can do that, can't you?) the creep
who tricked you into buying it. "Re[2]:" indeed; I thought we had
exterminated that.
| Thanks for the info. I'm trying to store the headers for use in
| Metamail, because when I do:
|
| :0fw
| * ^Content-Type: multipart/mixed
| | metamail -q -x
|
| it strips all the headers.
|
| Further investigation shows that I can get some of the key headers
| using:
|
| :0fw
| * ^Content-Type: multipart/mixed
| | metamail -x
What happens if you add the `b' flag? Will metamail accept the headless
body and process it the way you want? Note that without the `B' flag
procmail will still search the head, not the body, for the regexp in the
condition, as you want.
If not, there's always this hack:
:0
* ^Content-Type: multipart/mixed
{
:0fwh
| sed -e1h -e1!H -e\$G
:0fwb #body now includes spare copy of head
| metamail -q -x
}
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