Hi,
I am a long-time exmh/nmh user and for some time now (a year or so),
some of the people I send mail with attachments to complain they don't
see any attached file. In these cases I verified and the attachment has
indeed been sent.
Most of the times this seems to happen with Apple Mail.
Wh
>I am a long-time exmh/nmh user and for some time now (a year or so),
>some of the people I send mail with attachments to complain they don't
>see any attached file. In these cases I verified and the attachment has
>indeed been sent.
How do you create attachments? Are you just using sedit? (yik
Dear Ken Hornstein,
In message <20190426113532.4f96144...@pb-smtp21.pobox.com> you wrote:
> >I am a long-time exmh/nmh user and for some time now (a year or so),
> >some of the people I send mail with attachments to complain they don't
> >see any attached file. In these cases I verified and the a
Hello,
Indeed, I use sedit and its function More...>Attachment>Attach File...
If I look at the raw file, it marks the content-type as multipart/mixed
and defines a boundary. In the attached file I see a
"Content-Disposition: attachment;" for instance, if that is what you
mean.
What should I
Dear Ken Hornstein,
I wrote:
> No, this is indeed a "feature" of Apple Mail (seen for example with
> version 2.3445.102.3, but also many times before).
Attached below is an example message (the one I referred to in my
previous message), where I stripped only the irrelevant parts (i. e.
the actua
Dear Wolfgang,
Thank you for your feedback, but this is actually the other way round
compared to my initial question, if I understand your comment right:
- what you say, is someone sends an email with attachment from Apple
Mail and when you try to open it in exmh it does not show the
attachm
>If I look at the raw file, it marks the content-type as multipart/mixed
>and defines a boundary. In the attached file I see a
>"Content-Disposition: attachment;" for instance, if that is what you
>mean.
Huh, dang. I am wrong, because that is correct. I am assuming the
whole line is something
> (multipart/signed)
>1. (multipart/alternative)
>There are alternative views of the following: (Invoke menu with right button.)
>--
> (text/plain)
>Message text.
>--
Marc explained that it's the OPPOSITE problem ... certain mail he sends out
has the recipients not seeing the attachments.
Dear Marc,
In message <20190426124205.9f5a13181...@raba.ibpc.fr> you wrote:
>
> Thank you for your feedback, but this is actually the other way round
> compared to my initial question, if I understand your comment right:
Oops, sorry...
> - what you say, is someone sends an email with attachmen
On Fri, 26 Apr 2019 13:51:56 +0200, Wolfgang Denk said:
> Only if I follow the hint "Invoke menu with right button." I will
> get a menu:
>
> Decode part as MIME
> Save a multipart/alternative...
> Print a multipart/alternative as text...
> Show alternative 1: text/plain
>
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