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Last Update: | Wed Apr 28 05:19:04 UTC 2004 |
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RubyMail parses the MIME message into a document structure. If the MIME message is invalid, RubyMail might discard invalid portions, etc. Also, if you parse and then serialize a RMail::Message, empty lines may be deleted or inserted around a MIME boundary. For these reasons, if you require a message to be output exactly as it is put in, I suggest that you do not filter it *through* RubyMail. Instead, parse the message and decide what to do with it, and then save the original message.