At 12:42 2004-01-21 -0500, Tom Limoncelli wrote:
Occasionally I get HTML email without a multipart/alternative that is
plaintext.
So do I. I call it spam. <g>
Does anyone have a script that would turn the html into plaintext
and add it as a multipart/alternative?
Autoreply to the sender and tell them to fix their email client?
I found this:
http://www.xent.com/pipermail/fork/2002-June/012749.html
but it strips the HTML out completely.
Convert the HTML to plaintext (the above tool might do that, I didn't
follow the link -- or lynx can), then take the original text and the HTML
(and whatever ELSE might have been in there), and feed it into "mimencode"
to generate a new message.
One must wonder: if you WANT these messages, and the absence of a plaintext
part is a problem, why not upgrade to an MUA that can handle it -- OR, if
your MUA can't, why is just rewriting it to plaintext a problem?
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