Donn Cave wrote:
> | I need to get at the Received-for header to figure out at which address
> | we received an email. We subscribe to a number of mailing lists using
> | per-mailing-list addresses, and often, To: field contains something else
> | than our address, thus the need for Received-fo
Hello,
Is there a way to get at the "Received" header(s) or is there something
in imaplib or imap server implementations that hides these? If not, what
IMAP FETCH command should be used? I've used for example
"BODY[HEADER.FIELDS (RECEIVED)]" and it always returns empty ("\r\n").
Despite the Re
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Compiled on winxp pro using mingw32 "current".
Cheers,
Petri
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lso tried a few tools that claim to decode TNEF and most of them
actually fail to extract attachments according my tests (used
winmail.dat attachments saved from Mozilla Thunderbird). So if you'd
happen to know of TNEF decoders that _work_, please let me know.
Regards,
Petri
Pe
Hello,
has anyone seen such a beast? I tried googling, PyPI, Parnassus etc. but
could not find any pure-python code nor extensions to interface with any
of the existing implementations.
I am thinking about taking the Ruby code I found at
http://www.zweknu.org/technical/index.rhtml?s=p%7c15
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