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Extract all attachments from unix mailbox file
Hi guys,
I wondering if someone already wrote a script for this, it looks easy for the first shot but I would say it's a bit advanced. I want to extract all my email attachments from /var/mail/username (Unix mail format) + from my local mails (Maildir format) to a directory with the original filename, and rename it automatically if 2 attachments have the same name. Thunderbird has an extension for it but I would like to do it with shellscript. If noone knows script for this (tried googling of course) then I write my own. Pbly sed would be sufficient to process the whole mailbox file and find the attachments as records. Thanks Last edited by raynor; 06-24-2008 at 02:21 AM.. |
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