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Date: 09/02/98
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On Wed, 2 Sep 1998, Ron Smith wrote:
> If I use a pop3 script to read email sitting on a pop3 server, how
> does any attachments show up? Does or can php show me what the attachment
> is? The attachment should be in the form of a .doc or .gif file, or
> something similar. A clickable link would be ideal to retrieve the
> attachment.
They don't. POP3 and IMAP don't know or care, what is in the message
body, they pass it as is to its client, with all MIME headers and
encoding, if one is used. Client handles messages by itself, using its
MIME parser.
Also Netscape understands HTTP responses with Content-Type
"message/rfc822" as containing MIME messages with headers in response
body.
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