found 1.6-6 thanks Reviewing, if the input is a CRLF file, this will happen: $ munpack -t 10812.mht )art1 (image/gif )art2 (image/gif part3 (text/html) )art4 (application/octet-stream )art5 (image/gif )art6 (application/octet-stream part7 (text/css) )art8 (application/octet-stream )art9 (image/gif )art10 (application/octet-stream )art11 (application/octet-stream )art12 (image/gif )art13 (image/gif part14 (text/css) )art15 (application/octet-stream )art16 (application/octet-stream )art17 (application/octet-stream $ munpack -t 10812.mht |cat -vte part18 (image/gif^M)$ part19 (image/gif^M)$ part20 (text/html)$ part21 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part22 (image/gif^M)$ part23 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part24 (text/css)$ part25 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part26 (image/gif^M)$ part27 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part28 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part29 (image/gif^M)$ part30 (image/gif^M)$ part31 (text/css)$ part32 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part33 (application/octet-stream^M)$ part34 (application/octet-stream^M)$
All lines are CRLF: $ perl -nwe 'print unless /\r$/' 10812.mht $ But above you can see that not all object have it attached. munpack must clean off some... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
