The %detach.r script had problems with messages sent from the
following...
1. BeOS 5 Pro with BeMail e-mail client
2. Windows NT 4 with Pegasus e-mail client
My suspicion is %detach.r hasn't been tested against very many e-mail
clients (the author isn't to blame for this.)
In parsing the /content of an e-mail object! I suspect there may be as
many different ways of presenting the boundary message as there are e-
mail clients across operating systems.
It would be interesting to know what kind of similar hang-ups the REBOL
team ran into when designing the 'email object to begin with.
Currently, %detach.r and the accompanying %attach.r are the only
resources/examples available concerning e-mail attachments and REBOL.
Perhaps persons using the beta version of /command have more or better
resources concerning attachments than /core users? Perhaps there is a
global 'detach function available?
-Ryan
>I would suggest you learn about MIME, it will give a better >
understanding.
>(It will help you recognise and fix poorly constructed mime messages >
too,
like the one you presented)
