Good day all,
I'm actually sending this email out to see if anyone can offer some form of
advice or service. Basically, I want to try and clean up the TNEF decoding
routines of/for ripMIME/Inflex. The current TNEF implementation is a bit old
and hence is perhaps missing some attachments ( I cannot be absolutely sure at
this point ).
Recently I consulted with the creator of the GPL licenced yTNEF which seems to
be a rather nice/complete TNEF decoding library, however, as mentioned, the
licence is GPL, not BSD ( as ripMIME is ). Thus far things are in a 'stalemate'
situation and I will put that option to the side until absolutely required.
In the meantime, I'm wondering, does anyone out there have significant
experience with TNEF protocols or may be able to assist in improving the TNEF
decoder as used in ripMIME at this point?
Kind Regards.
--
Paul L Daniels http://www.pldaniels.com
Linux/Unix systems Internet Development
ICQ#103642862,AOL:cinflex,IRC:inflex
A.B.N. 19 500 721 806
I'm actually sending this email out to see if anyone can offer some form of
advice or service. Basically, I want to try and clean up the TNEF decoding
routines of/for ripMIME/Inflex. The current TNEF implementation is a bit old
and hence is perhaps missing some attachments ( I cannot be absolutely sure at
this point ).
Recently I consulted with the creator of the GPL licenced yTNEF which seems to
be a rather nice/complete TNEF decoding library, however, as mentioned, the
licence is GPL, not BSD ( as ripMIME is ). Thus far things are in a 'stalemate'
situation and I will put that option to the side until absolutely required.
In the meantime, I'm wondering, does anyone out there have significant
experience with TNEF protocols or may be able to assist in improving the TNEF
decoder as used in ripMIME at this point?
Kind Regards.
--
Paul L Daniels http://www.pldaniels.com
Linux/Unix systems Internet Development
ICQ#103642862,AOL:cinflex,IRC:inflex
A.B.N. 19 500 721 806