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Date: Sun 06-Oct-1989 22:35:30 From: Unknown Subject: e-mail and NeXT file attachments When you use the NeXT email and attach files (as in voice files) it adds rfc822-like headers, "Attachment: ...". Does anyone know where the syntax of these headers is documented? Is the format of these headers being discussed for a future rfc? (I notice that rfc1049, which talks about a "content-type: ..." header is the closest thing to the "Attachment: ...", but the former is really about sending an entire message in some specific format.) >From: artk@congrunt.uunet.uu.net (Art Kreitman @ Congruent)
Date: Sun 13-Oct-1989 14:21:31 From: Unknown Subject: Re: e-mail and NeXT file attachments In article <1989Oct6.173020.20157@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> nishri@gpu.utcs.UUCP (Alex Nishri) writes: >When you use the NeXT email and attach files (as in voice files) it adds >rfc822-like headers, "Attachment: ...". Does anyone know where the syntax of >these headers is documented? Is the format of these headers being discussed for >a future rfc? (I notice that rfc1049, which talks about a "content-type: ..." >header is the closest thing to the "Attachment: ...", but the former is really >about sending an entire message in some specific format.) It adds: ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ process id??? body size HELP! HELP! ^^^ for large messages, i assume??? I assume the proper place to documented is Mail Help 7.6. >From: carlson@lance.tis.llnl.gov (John Carlson)
Date: Sun 13-Oct-1989 14:54:05 From: Unknown Subject: Re: e-mail and NeXT file attachments In article <530@ncis.tis.llnl.gov> carlson@lance.tis.llnl.gov (John Carlson) writes: >Next-Attachment: .tar.864.mailer_text.attach, 2738, 1/1, 3828, 0 > ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ > process id??? body size HELP! HELP! ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ wrong!! This is a multiple of 66 -- has something to do with the number of lines in the message. I think. John Carlson carlson@tis.llnl.gov >From: madhu@hubcap.clemson.edu (mad hu?)
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