Dallman's pretty much said what I was thinking. Instead of
concatenating the lot and trying to get formail -des to guess where one
file ended and the next began, let formail know where the boundaries were.
And -a Date: won't help; just let formail generate a From_ line with the
current date and time.
In sh syntax,
for message in /path/tp/MH/*
do formail < $message
done >> newbox
By default, formail will make sure there are From_ headers and trailing
blank lines and will escape any occurrences of ^From( ) in the bodies.
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