I wonder if there is a way to get mutt to do what I want.
When I receive a message with MIME attachments that I want to forward
to someone else, I would like the _message_ to be quoted with "> ",
but I'd like the _attachments_ to be attached to my outgoing message
just like they were attached to the message I received.
So if I receive something like this:
-->
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Log file
Tim,
Here is that log file you wanted. I think there's a problem on line
417.
Fred.
<--
with a MIME attachment "logfile", I'd like to be able to forward it
like this:
-->
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Log file (Fwd)
Here's what the guy said.
---forwarded message---
> Tim,
>
> Here is that log file you wanted. I think there's a problem on line
> 417.
>
> Fred.
---end forwarded message---
<--
with "logfile" as a MIME attachment, just like in the original.
I took a look at forward_decode and mime_forward_decode, but I don't
see that either of them do what I want. (And I don't really see the
point of mime_forward_decode either; maybe I'm missing something..)
Tim.
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