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@nv.jakaranda.co.za> 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