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Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 09:41:29 -0700
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From: Justin Ashworth <justin@structured.net>
Subject: command-line mailers that support MIME
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  Are there any command-line mailers that support MIME? What I'd like to do
is zip up a customer's log files and send the zip to them monthly. I'd like
for it to come through as an attachment rather than garbage in the message body.

Any help will be greatly appreciated...thanks!


- Justin Ashworth, Intern
-- Structured Network Systems, Inc.
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