Are .ems attachments necessary?
Ingo Klöcker
ingo.kloecker at epost.de
Fri Feb 6 02:26:18 CET 2004
On Friday 06 February 2004 01:47, Todd wrote:
> W. D. wrote:
> > I just joined this group a few days ago, and am finding that some
> > of the email messages are contained in .ems attachments. I don't
> > understand why this is necessary. Can't the text be put in the
> > body of email?
>
> Those message do contain text/plain message bodies. Your MUA is
> simply not displaying them as such because it does not support the
> PGP/MIME RFCs, 2015 and 3156, the latter of which supersedes the
> former.
I just want to remark that any MIME-compliant (RFCs 2045-2048) email
client is able to display multipart/signed messages correctly. Outlook
Express is not MIME-compliant (which is the main reason why the
deprecated clearsigning is still used nowadays). And at least Eudora
5.1 also seems to have problems with MIME-compliance.
Regards,
Ingo
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