Ahhhh. I found it!
uudecode -o outputfile filename
Decode a file encoded with uuencode. uu-encoded files are typically used for
transfer of non-text files in e-mail (uuencode transforms any file into an
ASCII file).
cat filename | mimencode -o filename.mime
cat filename.mime |mimencode -u -o filname
(2 commands.) Encode and then decode back a file to/from the mail-oriented
Internet standard for 7-bit data transfer called "mime". On older
distributions, the command that does the work (mimencode) is called mmencode.
Usually, you don't have to bother with these commands, your mailer should do
the mime encoding/decoding in a transparent way.
--
burns
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