Re: Showing the "header" of attachments

Re: Showing the "header" of attachments

[Stefan Monnier]

> does 'C-u g' provide enough information?

Yes, thank you,


        Stefan "who now realizes he probably already asked this question a
        year ago but forgot about it in the mean time."

Re: Showing the "header" of attachments

[Reiner Steib]

On Wed, May 12 2004, Stefan Monnier wrote:

> E.g. I have some text/plain subpart that does not look quite right, so
> I would like to look at its Content-Type to see what charset it claims
> it's using.  The `t' command only shows me the top header which
> Content-Type just says multipart/mixed, of course.

`C-d' (gnus-summary-enter-digest-group) shows you all parts.  You can
use `t' there to see the "header" of each part. 

> I'd be perfectly happy (even happier) if it also shows me the undecoded QP
> or Base64 body of the attachment.

Or use `C-u g' (as suggested by Deon) to see the raw article.

Bye, Reiner.
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