You should have uudecode on your system, just run:
uudecode 'filename' and it will extract the encoded
file.
Carson
--- Mark <mark@bish.net> wrote:
>
> pipe the message to munpack and it will decode the
> attachment
>
> On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Tim Wright wrote:
>
> > I've received e-mail messages with attachments,
> and instead of the smart
> > attachment icon, the bottom of the message
> contains the coded attached file.
> > I remember seeing somewhere that UUE coding and
> decoding are built into Unix.
> > Where would I find them so I can convert this
> ASCII gobbledygook back to
> > binary? Alternate #2 would be a separate utility
> like Wincode to do the
> > conversion. I know just enough about MIME to be
> dangerous, so I want to be
> > cautious.
> >
>
>
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