Hi Jeff,
I'm sorry you had problems with my previous date code - hope it hasn't
caused you much grief. I just didn't realise there were mail clients out
there which produced malformed date strings (well, ones that date(1) can't
read at least).
The last patch to mailme I sent was (again)
On September 5, 1999 at 13:49, Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
Paul, see how attachments end up in subdirectories, for example
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00459.html
The default rcfile puts attachments in a subdirectory, with a .dir
extension. You are probably overriding the MIMEArgs directive, or
Hi htdig folks,
I'm having a bit of a problem getting what I want from the htdig
configuration options. Lots of people, myself included, use htdig in
conjunction with MHonArc. In the current release version of MHonArc
(2.4.3, which I recently upgraded to) attachments may be stored in
Jeff Breidenbach said:
Solution sets that I see are:
b1) ask mailme to do monthly sorts off of x-archive-with-date
headers primarily, received headers secondarily
b2) modify bounce.pl to generate x-archive-with-date based on
received headers.
Attached is b1), then. I've
