This one time, at band camp, Voytek wrote:
>I have some largish emails with attachements on my Linux server in my
>/Maildir, it contains some pics, etc, that needs to end up on the server's
>web directory
>
>I don't feel like downloading it on a 33.6 modem, to detach, then, ftp back
>again....
>
>what can I use from command line to detach mime attachemts ?
There's a nifty program called uudeview which when given a filename
offers to reconstruct just about any base64 or mime or uuencoded file
contained within, which is great when trying to grab a mime encoded
attachment off of some archived mailing list post by saving the html
page.
plank% uudeview 000011.html
Loaded from 000011.html: '' (adduser-ldap.patch): adduser-ldap.patch part 1 Base64
Found 'adduser-ldap.patch' State 16 Base64 Parts 1 OK
-rw-r--r-- adduser-ldap.patch is OK [d] (?=help)
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