Hello everyone,
I will appreciate any info / pointers on whether there an entry in the
mail headers that lists the filenames (or other info) of the message's
attachments. Is there something like an "unabridged dictionary of
header fields" ? This question applies to both ms exchange and internet
mail messages. Where should I look into?
Many thanks in advance,
-arifi
sfarifi@mind2biz.com wrote:
> I will appreciate any info / pointers on whether there an entry in the
> mail headers that lists the filenames (or other info) of the message's
> attachments. Is there something like an "unabridged dictionary of
> header fields" ?
RFC 4021 might be a good starting point.
Thor
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Thor Kottelin writes:
> sfarifi@mind2biz.com wrote:
>
>> I will appreciate any info / pointers on whether there an entry in the
>> mail headers that lists the filenames (or other info) of the message's
>> attachments. Is there something like an "unabridged dictionary of
>> header fields" ?
>
> RFC 4021 might be a good starting point.
Specifically, you want to look at the Content-Disposition: header. See also
RFC 2045.
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Many thanks !