> -Original Message-
> } Unfortunately, it's an amateur radio BBS written in the 80s that
>
> Which app is it?
JNOS
http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/
> } only understands plain text. It was pretty advanced in its time
>
> Something this old may not understand
On Oct 11, 11:54pm, "Michael Fox" wrote:
}
} > -Original Message-
} > If the old client that you are accommodating is running on (or even just
} > displaying on) a reasonably modern OS, there's a strong chance that
} > you'll actually do better for readability by using UTF-8 as the
} >
> -Original Message-
> But you have a tool here that is flexible enough to do it.
Yes, indeed.
> I suppose you want to take the text/plain MIME part and remove any
> other parts. Others would be just an HTML alternative or something
> that is not text.
Yup. And I'm doing that
> -Original Message-
> I won't give the actual Perl code, but here's a basic sketch, completely
> untested. I really have no idea whether or not this will work, but I
> think the basic approach is correct. :)
Thanks Dianne. That definitely points me in the right direction. Much
On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 9:53 AM, Michael Fox wrote:
>> -Original Message-
>>
>> >Unfortunately, it's an amateur radio BBS written in the 80s that only
>> understands plain text.
>> > It's still extremely useful and widely used, especially in emergency
>> comms
On Fri, 13 Oct 2017 10:20:04 -0400
Dianne Skoll wrote:
> # non-recursive case: Single part.
> # If $in_entity is base-64 encoded, make a new $new_entity
> # that is qp-encoded and call $out_entity->attach($new_entity)
> # and return 1 to indicate
On Fri, 13 Oct 2017 06:53:33 -0700
"Michael Fox" wrote:
> While I appreciate everyone's attempt to warn me that "there be
> dragons", the facts are that the client is what it is, it serves
> hundreds of people (in my location alone), and the problem needs
> solving.
OK. You
Am 11.10.17 um 23:54 schrieb Michael Fox:
> Unfortunately, it's an amateur radio BBS written in the 80s that only
> understands plain text. It was pretty advanced in its time in that it
> uses SMTP internally. But no MIME, no UTF-8, etc. It's still extremely
> useful and widely used,
> -Original Message-
>
> >Unfortunately, it's an amateur radio BBS written in the 80s that only
> understands plain text.
> > It's still extremely useful and widely used, especially in emergency
> comms
>
> So worthwhile investing some cash and getting it updated so that it can
> cope
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