Has anyone had success using metamail -d and a severely pruned mailcap file, to process incoming messages to plain text before other list processing? A number of my subscribers are simply unable to understand the concept of plain text, yet I don't want to permit text+HTML and assorted garbage to be distributed by the list.
I have been tinkering a little with a mailcap:
application/* ; cat %s >> /dev/null image/* ; cat %s >> /dev/null text/enriched ; richtext -e %s text/html ; cat %s >> /dev/null text/richtext ; richtext %s
Interactively MAILCAPS=/that/specific/mailcap metamail -d < message-with-image-attached
seems to offer possibilities.
I know there are other solutions to this that use perhaps perl or some other tools, but I'd like to use the stock metamail distribution to solve this if it will.
Has anyone experimented with or implemented something like this?
On Tue, June 21, 2005 10:29 pm, Rick Demattia said: [snip]
I know there are other solutions to this that use perhaps perl or some other tools, but I'd like to use the stock metamail distribution to solve this if it will.
Has anyone experimented with or implemented something like this?
Not with metamail. I used stripmime because it was much more straightforward for me.
Rich
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