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Matthew Lenz
We've got a couple emails that are sent to an account on a daily basis from
a third party vendor we work with. They mime encode the actual data
(text/plain) and include it as an attachment (the attachment is the only
content the mail body is blank). Most of the people use (bleh) outlook
express and these files that are attached use the julian date as the
extension (001-365). We need to look at these files everyday and opening
them isn't allowed by OE. They need to be saved to the client machine and
then opened with notepad/wordpad.
I'd like to simplify this and simply rewrite a new email that contains the
text from this attachments. Our mail server already has stuff like
procmail and I'm using Mail::Audit and its deps to do some other more
programatic procmail type of redirection.
I think Mime::Audit depends on Mime::Tools if that helps ring any bells.
-Matt
a third party vendor we work with. They mime encode the actual data
(text/plain) and include it as an attachment (the attachment is the only
content the mail body is blank). Most of the people use (bleh) outlook
express and these files that are attached use the julian date as the
extension (001-365). We need to look at these files everyday and opening
them isn't allowed by OE. They need to be saved to the client machine and
then opened with notepad/wordpad.
I'd like to simplify this and simply rewrite a new email that contains the
text from this attachments. Our mail server already has stuff like
procmail and I'm using Mail::Audit and its deps to do some other more
programatic procmail type of redirection.
I think Mime::Audit depends on Mime::Tools if that helps ring any bells.
-Matt