This is not really a Postfix problem, but I'm hoping Postfix may be able to
be part of the problem. The problem concerns [pardon my foul language]
Hotmail. It seems in recent weeks with the cutover of Hotmail to Windows
Live, or whatever it is, when a Hotmail user receives an E-mail whose text
is in a text/html MIME part and there *is no* text/plain MIME part, it
displays as just an empty message, with no way to display the HTML body.
Now this is purely a Hotmail problem, and I have reason to think the
missing text/plain is actually a Hotmail issue too: my users having Hotmail
recipients with the problem seem to be *replying* to a Hotmail message.
It should be doable with perl and a screwdriver (:-)) to *supply* the
missing text/plain part on the outbound side. It would require rendering
the text/html part using lynx, packaging it up into a MIME part, and
injecting it into the message.
Does anyone know of anything off the shelf that accomplishes this?
-Thanks in advance, Jim
