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[PATCH] -Mvf: Output message in RFC822 format
Here's a small patch that does something I've been missing. Whereas -Mvh
and -Mvb makes Exim output the header (-H) and body (-D) spool files of a
particular message, there is no option to make Exim output the complete
message in plain RFC822 format, without the internal data. This patch adds
an -Mvf option (f for full, not sure about the terminology), which does that,
basically by "delivering" the message to stdout.

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Re: [PATCH] -Mvf: Output message in RFC822 format [ In reply to ]
Magnus Holmgren wrote:
> Here's a small patch that does something I've been missing. Whereas -Mvh
> and -Mvb makes Exim output the header (-H) and body (-D) spool files of a
> particular message, there is no option to make Exim output the complete
> message in plain RFC822 format, without the internal data. This patch adds
> an -Mvf option (f for full, not sure about the terminology), which does that,
> basically by "delivering" the message to stdout.

I haven't looked at -M options in a while, but why not -Mv ?

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Re: [PATCH] -Mvf: Output message in RFC822 format [ In reply to ]
On Sun, 10 Jun 2007, Magnus Holmgren wrote:

> Here's a small patch that does something I've been missing. Whereas -Mvh
> and -Mvb makes Exim output the header (-H) and body (-D) spool files of a
> particular message, there is no option to make Exim output the complete
> message in plain RFC822 format, without the internal data. This patch adds
> an -Mvf option (f for full, not sure about the terminology), which does that,
> basically by "delivering" the message to stdout.

I have added this as -Mvc (c for "copy") and committed.

Philip

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