Dear mutts, At some point last year, I thought I spotted a bug in mutt and filed it with Debian: http://bugs.debian.org/474506 Alain Bench replied, but I didn't see the reply until now. Anyway, he said: > > If I decode-save or decode-copy a mail [...] the attachment are > > removed in the copy. The attachment should stay. > > The design is: Auto_viewed attachments stay. Or rather their text > representation stays. Other attachments are removed, because they are > not renderable as text, or just not rendered in current settings > (auto_view/unauto_view, $implicit_autoview, mailcap, ...). Look at > upstream closed bug #1072 for complete explanations. > > I can foresee your next question, and the replies are <decrypt-copy> > and <decrypt-save>. Those keep all attachments in their original form. > > | <decrypt-copy> make decrypted copy > | <decrypt-save> make decrypted copy and delete He was almost right. The problem is that this does not work on signed mail. Sometimes I get signed mail with huge attachments, and I want to remove those attachments, since I prefer to store them outside of my mailfolder instead. Unfortunately, decrypt-save does not seem to do anything on PGP-signed mail, and decode-save removes all attachments. Can I somehow remove just the signature from an email to be able to treat a mail with attachments like any other unsigned mail? Also, sometimes I just want to decode a single attachment and store the decoded version in the mail, e.g. replace an attachment with its decoded version. Is that possible? Thanks, -- .''`. martin f. krafft <madduck@xxx> Related projects: : :' : proud Debian developer http://debiansystem.info `. `'` http://people.debian.org/~madduck http://vcs-pkg.org `- Debian - when you have better things to do than fixing systems
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