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#
# Mail OnNet MIME TO MAPI Conversion Files
#
# Send Configuration
#
# Copyright (c) 1994 FTP Software, Inc. All rights reserved
#
# These scripts may be freely used with Mail OnNet.
#
# NOTE: Always leave a blank line after each encoding block
# A line beginning with # is a comment and will be ignored
#
#
# See Appendix B of the Mail OnNet manual for more information on how
# the MIME configuration files work and are formed.
#
# This section defines the MIME system wide configuration.
#
# NB. This is a new addition that is not mentioned in Appendix B
#
[SYSTEM]
#
# Uncomment the next line to use uuencode as the default encoding method for all binary
# data attachments.
#
#DEFAULTENCODING: X-uuencode
#
# Uncomment the next line and change the value to indicate which drives will automatically
# be chosen to send attachments by reference (With the appropriate option on the attachment)
#
#SHAREDDRIVES: DRST
#
# This section defines uuencoding and how it is implemented.
#
[ENCODING]
NAME: X-uuencode
DECODER: uudec %infile %outfile
ENCODER: uuenc %infile %{filename} %outfile
#
# This section that files that have been pre-uuencoded and named
# with a .UUE extension are transmitted untouched.
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MAPI: .UUE
MIME: text/plain
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: no, encoding: 7bit
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>, match: FileExtension=".UUE"
#
# This section sends .DOC documents as an appropriate MIME type,
# without carrying out any conversions and encodes the data using
# the default MIME encoding
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MAPI: .DOC
MIME: application/msword
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: yes, encoding: <default>
#
# The following line is an alternative MAPItoMIME conversion line
# for .DOC files that encodes the data using uuencode.
#
#MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: yes, encoding: X-uuencode
#
# The following two sections define conversions that send
# non-text textual data in a form that can be read by non
# MIME mailers.
#
# Firstly for .INI files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: application/octet-stream
MAPI: .INI
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, encoding: 7bit
#
# And secondly for .LOG files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: application/octet-stream
MAPI: .LOG
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, encoding: 7bit
#
# The following sections define conversions for certain comman certain file
# extensions and their corresponding MIME type.
#
# Firstly for WordPerfect .WP files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: application/wordperfect5.1
MAPI: .WP
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: yes, encoding: <default>
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>
#
# And for Zip Files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: application/zip
MAPI: .ZIP
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: yes, encoding: <default>
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>
#
# And for Tiff image .TIF files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: image/tiff
MAPI: .TIF
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, binary: yes, encoding: <default>
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>
#
# And for Richtext format .RTF files:
#
[EXTERNAL CONV]
MIME: application/rtf
MAPI: .RTF
MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: <none>
MAPItoMIME: conversion: <none>, encoding: 7bit
#
# This section gives an example of how .VOC files could be sent
# and recieved as the basic MIME audio type.
#
#[EXTERNAL CONV]
#MIME: audio/basic
#MAPI: .VOC
#MIMEtoMAPI: conversion: sox -t .ul %infile %outfile
#MAPItoMIME: conversion: sox %infile -t .ul %outfile, binary: yes, encoding: <default>
#
# END
#