My voip service provider has the option of emailing me my voicemail. However, the messages I receive don't seem to be properly detected or translated by my mailcap. The audio/wav for some reason appears inline my message body with a weird boundary string: You have 1 unreviewed message(s). --this is a boundary string for me:Yy@%350 Content-Type: audio/wav; name="voice-message.wav" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 UklGRkiCAwBXQVZFZm10IBIAAAAHAAEAQB8AAEAfAAABAAgAAABkYXRhIIIDAP///X5+/v7+/v7+ /f38/Pr6/Pz8/P/////9/f///f1+fv39fn59ff///f39/f7+///9/X5+/v77+39/fHx7e3p6fHx6 4cUrz7c7p6m/n6nBsd01PjQlNDUpSUE7vt81xfsttc3PoLmqn72ztTtORSk5OCg9PC/5aSzY5iuz xE2gs7efsritS0tfLDQ8KjM9LkH0K03LK764SqWvuZ+vt63vX+A0PEEvNzswPVkvROEtycNLqbS6 o7O1rd/b3zlHQTI7OjM/TS9Gbi/JylKpuLejta6t28XnPVI+NTk1MTk+Lz1PM+PJaq2ztaSyrq3T weNBaD87PDU1OT0zOkk5fsnfrrC0p6+vrcG+zldxSz0/ODM7MzE6OD9XXsu9u7Oxsa+1ur/P33lQ SUE9OTo4ODs/RFJu08W/ube3uLm/xMzc5llNRz09Ozk9PT9LT23XzsK+vbu7v77Gzc3tcFxERT87 Pjw9RUdVfeXOx8XBv8PEys/V6fdcUE9HRkVESktPX/7n1s/Pys7P0NnZ7OptW19PT05LUVFVZHnz blah blah blah ... //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////// --this is a boundary string for me:Yy@%350--Under normal cicrcumstances of being sent an audio/wav, mutt will treat an unrecognized mime type attachment like this:
[-- Attachment #2: 1791569709-arrive.wav --] [-- Type: audio/x-wav, Encoding: base64, Size: 48K --] [-- audio/x-wav is unsupported (use 'v' to view this part) --]Anyone have any idea what the weird boundry string is and why these voice mail .wav's are being treated differently?
adding a: attachments +A audio/*to my rc file doesn't seem to make a difference, the voice-message.wav is still processed inline.
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