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Re: [SLE] Re: Combining mail parts sent by Outlook
- From: Nico <spx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 09:31:38 +0200
- Message-id: <200407020931.38728.spx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi John,
I saved the 5 mails in a folder. Then I did the uudeview and it created
0001.txt which is a perfect mail with headers etc and the attachment still
included as a BASE64 part.
What uudeview did is to correctly combine the mails into one.
I got creative and closed Kmail, created a "dummy file" according to the
filenaming in the ~/Mail/inbox/cur directory and copied the 0001.txt file
over it.
I then opened KMail, and had the e-mail I needed.
But I guess that this is by far not the right way to do it :-)
Regards
Nico
On Thursday 01 July 2004 16:05, John Pettigrew wrote:
> In a previous message, Nico <spx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I've managed to get uudeview working.
> >
> > But how do I get the file into KMail?
>
> I'm confused - I thought you wanted to decode files that you had received
> in KMail? In which case, why do you want to get anything *into* KMail?
>
> Once you've run uudeview, you should get an output file that is whatever
> filetype that the original was (a GIF, JPEG, whatever). Open this file with
> whatever app you use to view that filetype (e.g. the GIMP).
>
> John
I saved the 5 mails in a folder. Then I did the uudeview and it created
0001.txt which is a perfect mail with headers etc and the attachment still
included as a BASE64 part.
What uudeview did is to correctly combine the mails into one.
I got creative and closed Kmail, created a "dummy file" according to the
filenaming in the ~/Mail/inbox/cur directory and copied the 0001.txt file
over it.
I then opened KMail, and had the e-mail I needed.
But I guess that this is by far not the right way to do it :-)
Regards
Nico
On Thursday 01 July 2004 16:05, John Pettigrew wrote:
> In a previous message, Nico <spx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I've managed to get uudeview working.
> >
> > But how do I get the file into KMail?
>
> I'm confused - I thought you wanted to decode files that you had received
> in KMail? In which case, why do you want to get anything *into* KMail?
>
> Once you've run uudeview, you should get an output file that is whatever
> filetype that the original was (a GIF, JPEG, whatever). Open this file with
> whatever app you use to view that filetype (e.g. the GIMP).
>
> John
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