On 09 Feb 2004, at 08:40, David W. Tamkin wrote:
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.
Current date and time is not acceptable. Some of this email goes back
10 years.
By default, formail will make sure there are From_ headers and
trailing blank lines and will escape any occurrences of ^From( ) in
the bodies.
I think the best way to deal with this is to actually install nmh and
use it's builtin packf script. More trouble than I really wanted to go
to, but in this case it appears to be the only workable option.
Thanks for the suggestions from all though, gave me a lot to read
through.
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good with ketchup
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