According to Dave Ihnat:
> But the keynote is that you can't do anything
> about this--unless you can have the sender
> change their configuration.
I'm sure one could scan text of each incoming
message for string "begin <filename>" or
whatever, and using sed, cutout the lines in
range ( from "begin" to "end" -- not to
cutoff anything extra. ).
But a message with all this garbage still has
to be downloaded ( unless one could scan the
mail on the ISP ... )
Any procmail recipes ?
Buy,
Nikita.
>
> Cheers,
> --
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