Currently, when attc finds an attachment whose MIME type it doesn’t recogize, it prints the before and after skeletons (which are identical).
Example involving an email one of whose attachments has MIME type text/calendar:
$ attc --single-email < calendar_email.eml
Parsing email...
Processing email with structure...
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Multipart
|-- Body
|-- Attachment: "event.vcs"
|-- Attachment: "event.ics"
=================================
Email now has structure...
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Multipart
|-- Body
|-- Attachment: "event.vcs"
|-- Attachment: "event.ics"
=================================
Processing complete.
...the rest of the output...
What attc should do is print the original email to standard out with no email skeleton info. For this issue, please amend Attachment Converter so that it only prints skeleton information for emails that it is converting.
Currently, when
attcfinds an attachment whose MIME type it doesn’t recogize, it prints the before and after skeletons (which are identical).Example involving an email one of whose attachments has MIME type
text/calendar:What
attcshould do is print the original email to standard out with no email skeleton info. For this issue, please amend Attachment Converter so that it only prints skeleton information for emails that it is converting.