At 23:07 -0500 30 Jan 2001, mike polniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now i already use procmail to find attachments by looking at
> the header for 'Content-Type:.*multipart/mixed' which eliminates PGP and
> alternative attachments.
That's not really a good test for whether a message has attachments.
Lately, I've been seeing messages from a number of mailers that have
Content-type: multipart/mixed, with only one sub-part. I woulnd't
consider those as having attachments.
At 12:25 -0500 31 Jan 2001, mike polniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mutt does support the pattern '~i ID' which matches the Message-ID:
> field. So since i already use procmail to find messages with attachments, i
> add another line to the procmail recipe, to replace the original Message-ID:
> | formail -i "Message-ID: <attach>".
Ugghhh! First, "formail -i" doesn't replace the Message-ID header, it
adds another one. Second, doing that will break threading of any
replies to those messages; if you reply to such messages, you'll break
the threading for the recipients as well as yourself.
How about using the Expires: header instead?
| formail -I "Expires: Thu, 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000"
And in .muttrc:
score ~E 2 # No need for folder-hook
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