Ed Hartnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Is there a way for me to edit the message to put the correct separator > in a get GNUS to understanding?
`e' in Summary will let you edit a mail message. It'll give you an editable version of the message. `C-c C-c' when you're done. Put the right stuff back into the message, which means [a] correct boundaries and [b] if necessary, MIME-Version and Content-Type in the forwarded message itself. Make sure the boundary specified in Content-Type is the actual boundary used in the body. (There's some funkiness regarding an extra leading `-', I think; I'm forgetting the details now. Try one thing, if it doesn't work, tweak it a little bit more.) Make the boundaries used in the encapsulated mail different from the encapsulating forwarder, or the MIME parser will be confused. Unfortunately, there are no tools to help you to make sure this is done right; the originating mailer should have done it right for you in the first place. So just be careful as you mess with it. Sanity: Copy the message and work on the copy, just in case you really need to get back to the original version sent to you. Use `B c' in Summary to copy it to, say, some other mail group to work on. > Reforming the mailers of all people who send me support emails is a > *little* bit beyond my job description. Me, too, but I proselytize anyway. And it's why I provide help here from time to time. _______________________________________________ Info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
