Hey all, One of the best features of mutt, IMO, is how it handles MIME-digest listserv messages. The fact I can 'enter' a multi-message message and make it act just like a folder, with all my familiar functions and navigation, is really great. No other MUA does that as well -- in fact, I think MIME digests are MORE annoying with Thunderbird and Outlook, but they work really well with mutt.
And then my mailserver changed to Exchange, and I've made a few keen observations. First is that when Exchange deconstructs and reconstructs the listserv MIME digests I receive, it packages them back up as Content-Type: multipart/mixed instead of multipart/digest. I'm not sure how it can legally change the content type like that, but it does. (It also generates its own text-alternative to any HTML messages, and quietly discards the one sent with the email - but that's an argument for a different day.) I'm using OfflineIMAP to sync with Exchange, and then I point mutt at the local maildir. To get back my favored digest view, I've been Control-E editing the message in mutt to change the Content-Type back to multipart/digest. This works but it's manual and I'm getting tired of doing that for each MIME digest I read daily. Can that be automated somehow? Either in mutt (like a folder-hook) or with another tool that would work with maildir to adjust the proper messages? Thoughts? Ideas? Recipes? Thanks for any help, Dave
