At 15:36 2010-04-12 +0100, Arthur Dent wrote:
> Use a text editor to view the original (unforwarded) mail in your inbox
> see what the 'From:' header *really* looks like....
Hmmm... Thanks for that. It *IS* 'quoted printable'.
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
These headers describe the CONTENT of the message itself, not the encoding
of the headers.
These (below) are
the headers as seen in Mutt. Is there a better way to view the plain
text?
'more' from a shell prompt. Try:
grep -10 o3B8O6li010788 mailboxfilename | less
That 'o3B8O6li010788' bit is an SMTP id seen in the header of your
example. Adjust the -10 according to how many lines before and after (or
use -Bnn and -Ann for accomplish similar) the matched line. This is
generally sufficient to get a "window" into the mailbox. No decoding will
be performed, so you should see it nice and raw.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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