Hi Michelle, Michelle> If I must unpack something like an E-mail, make changes to one Michelle> or more Attachments and mpack it, the unpacked Attachments Michelle> should be mumeroted to get the same resultat as the Michelle> originating file.
Either I'm not understanding you or I didn't make myself clear; perhaps this will help.. I've attached two files, "foo.txt" and "bar.txt", to this message (I hope). If you run this email through munpack you'll get two files called "foo.txt" and "bar.txt", which is correct. However, if I then run munpack *again* with "foo.txt" and "bar.txt" *still there*, munpack sees that creating "foo.txt" and "bar.txt" will overwrite existing files. This is good. Its response is to change the names. It creates a new file called "foo.txt.1" (which is good), and another new file called "bar.txt.2" (which I think is a mistake - that should be "bar.txt.1", not 2). In shell commands: % munpack ~/.Mail/drafts/5 foo.txt (text/plain) bar.txt (text/plain) % ls bar.txt foo.desc foo.txt % munpack ~/.Mail/drafts/5 foo.txt.1 (text/plain) bar.txt.2 (text/plain) # ^------------------- Should be 1! % ls bar.txt bar.txt.2 foo.desc foo.txt foo.txt.1 foo.txt.desc # ^---------- Should be 1! ... "bar.txt.2" should be "bar.txt.1". It's only a small thing, but still seems like a bug to me. Conrad
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