Hi,
After a cursory examination, I didn't see a uudecoding function
anywhere in c-client; a co-worker swears there is one. Does c-client
have uudecoding built in someplace?
Charles
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I'm trying to determine if I'm making a mistake in formating or if this
is normal behavior.
Create an e-mail, add a part, take the forwarded e-mail, put the text in
part-body with type TYPEMESSAGE and subtype rfc822. send the message.
When it is recieved, c-client returns the headers in calls
the body. However, I wanted to verify that there wasn't
more of a problem with section numbers, message format, or something
else lurking in the shadows. Thanks!
Charles
Mark Crispin wrote on 12/2/2004 3:55 PM:
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Charles Dorner wrote:
When it is recieved, c-client returns
To get the first body part of the message text (as in a encapsulated
MIME message), you need to add .1 to the section specifier.
Strange, I thought section numbers worked differently. So then,
assuming that an e-mail has a single embedded message, I would want
section 2 for
. Is that
right or am I totally off?
Thanks for any help that can be provided!
Charles Dorner
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Mark Crispin wrote on 10/17/2004 11:05 AM:
On Sun, 17 Oct 2004, Charles Dorner wrote:
I'm trying to format an envelope and body for sending through the
smtp_mail() function. The message is type TYPEMULTIPART and has an
attachment of type TYPEMESSAGE with subtype of RFC822.
Set the TYPEMESSAGE
Go ahead and disregard my last e-mail. I found a workaround.
