On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, SP wrote:
> How can I forward emails with an .EXE attachment to [EMAIL PROTECTED] id.
procmail.
You will have to scan the body of the mail, not the header (B flag)
Look for the Content-type and Content-disposition headers
Content-type may have a name="..." part, while Content-disposition may
have a filename="..." part (both after the main data and a semicolon).
eg:
Content-type: application/octet-stream; name="something.exe"
Content-disposition: attachment; filename="something.exe"
Some clients do not set one of these fields, that is a bug.
There is also no guarantee that there will be a name/filename part, or
that they will contain valid information. Also no guarantee that the
content-type will match the filename. (you could have
text/plain; name="something.exe")
Philip
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