Am 2008-02-07 00:14:02, schrieb Kyle Wheeler:
What if the file had been left as-is, and the line endings had been
recognized as not needing conversion? The receiver would receive a
correctly encoded text/plain attachment, and when saving that
attachment to disk, his MUA would convert the
I think the point that the people on the Postfix mailing list were trying
to make is that the MUA (in this case mutt) should not be sending something
to the MTA that is marked as text/plain, but has CRLF line endings since
text/plain on Unix has just LF line endings.
Me, I don't know what
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On Thursday, February 7 at 12:01 AM, quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think the point that the people on the Postfix mailing list were trying
to make is that the MUA (in this case mutt) should not be sending
something to the MTA that is marked as
Hello
I am having a problem sending a DOS text file as an attachment. I am
running mutt version 1.5.11 on Linux, my MTA is Postfix.
When I attach a DOS text file the mime type is text/plain and the encoding
is 7bit. When the person at the other end (I get the same results sending
it to
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On Tuesday, February 5 at 03:27 PM, quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The summary of this is that since I am running on Linux text/plain
MUST have unix line endings rather than DOS and so Mutt should
convert the CRLF to LF before sending the file to the
On 5 Feb 2008 10:00 -0600, by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kyle Wheeler):
The best way to send a DOS file, if it needs to *stay* a DOS file, is
to compress it (e.g. to zip it) and send the compressed form. When it
is decompressed, it will return to its original DOS form.
This will obviously work. I
