Hello Viktor. Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in <20191207222319.qbszv%[email protected]>: |SZÉPE Viktor wrote in <20191207231657.Horde.t4dZh0SAS3Je8tedZqc7kop@sze\ |pe.net>: ||Idézem/Quoting Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]>: || ||> Honestly i would not know. ||> Technically the problem is both hard and easy. We would need to ||> invent an entirely new protocol, and implement it everywhere. ||> You would then need to use that protocol when opening the file, ||> something like this ||> ||> #?0|kent:tmp$ mail -Rf maildir://tmp/md ||> mailx: Not a maildir: tmp/md ||> #?1|kent:tmp$ mail -Rf maildir:///tmp/md ||> mailx version v14.9.15. Type `?' for help ... ||Thank you. ||I search for messages with grep or pick the last one. || ||I try to convert a single email file to Mailbox format!
Well, i have implemented that eml:// thing. For now as minimal as possible, but you can open them read-only, if you use the eml:// prefix. You cannot create them or use as a target for saving etc. It is also not possible to use them as input for -t, for example, like i have said, that is an entirely different area (for now). I hope (will not be easy) to be able to release v14.9.16 by the end of the next week (and hopefully that is the last update version of v14.9.x). | #!/bin/sh | | echo 'From reproducible_build Wed Oct 2 01:50:07 1996' > "$1" | cat "$2" >> "$1" | exec s-nail -Rf "$1" | |will do indeed. ._.; Then only exec s-nail -Rf eml://"$1" The -R is automatic for now though. Sigh. Ciao and good night! --steffen | |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off |(By Robert Gernhardt)
