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Problem with uuencode
I a script i telnet port 25 and part of the attachment is
echo "Content-type: application/msword; filename= "$3" " echo Content-transfer-encoding: base64 echo "Content-disposition: attachment; filename= "$3" " echo uuencode -m "$3" /dev/stdout $3 is a word document. When i send in Outlook the attached document starts off "0M8R4KGx......" but when I do the above it comes out "begin-base64 764 /dev/stdout0M8R4KGx......." So I can't open the one from UNIX but i can from Outlook. Is there a way of stopping the begin-base64.. being there? |
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