On Sat, 18 May 2013 11:20:00 -0500, Dale Alspach writes:
>Are there any replacements for metamail or an updated source?
>exmh seems to work fine.
in 2008 i modified exmh to try mimencode first (that's from metamail
if you still have it), then fall back to recode and if that's unavailable
use the
Ubuntu 12.04 includes a package for nmh but none for metamail. Someone
noted this in a bug report. Debian seems to have abandoned metamail.
In Ubuntu 10.xx I was able to make it work from source.
The source that I have for metamail 2.7 will not compile on my upgraded
system and I am not knowledgeab
Thus said Ken Hornstein on Sat, 18 May 2013 14:50:26 -0400:
> - exmh does have a dependency on metamail, sort of. It uses mmencode
> to decode quoted-printable and base64. It can use another program
> (which I forget the name of but comes on some Linux systems) instead.
> It also has an in
>Ubuntu 12.04 includes a package for nmh but none for metamail. Someone
>noted this in a bug report. Debian seems to have abandoned metamail.
>In Ubuntu 10.xx I was able to make it work from source.
>The source that I have for metamail 2.7 will not compile on my upgraded
>system and I am not knowle
Jerrad Pierce writes:
>FTM
>
>In addition to 822-style dates, pick will also recognize any of the
>days of the week ("sunday", "monday", and so on), and the special dates
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