How to modify the content type of a file from the command line

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Subject: How to modify the content type of a file from the command line
From: "Steven Lamb" <sheep@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 11:56:01 -0500
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I am attempting to release email files from quarantine. However it is clear
that when I send the message that the content type is coming up as plain
text where I believe what I want is to send it as a message/rfc822. to my
knowledge that is how you package an email for something like a bounced
message. That is at least my desired result. I am attempting to do this all
from a script, and am running Linux RedHat fedora core 4. 

Any help is appreciated 

Steven Lamb

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