Re: Have you ever used pan to download and display yEnc encoded messages?

Rickbrown <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.pan.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
So now we have three differing results for displaying yEnc files. Are we 
all working with the same data? My test is from 
alt.binaries.pictures.britishrailways where I see a total of four 
headers, one of which indicates yEnc (/11). When I select that header I 
am presented with a pan:Save Articles dialog box which will cause 11 
.msg files and one 'attachment' file to be delivered to my disk.  I have 
no idea how to use these files nor recognition of the file content. When 
I select [Read Article] from the [Articles] menu I am delivered an 
unresponsive 'Attachments:' to the pan Body Pane. That is the state of 
my art. I run linux

John: What behavior do you see? What is the magic that happens?

-Rick



On 03/12/21 16:37, John Wendel wrote:
>
> Rick
>
> yENC decoding is built into PAN.  You don't have to do anything 
> special to make it work, just download a yENC encoded file and magic 
> happens.
>
> Regards,
>
> John
>
>
>
> On 3/12/21 4:23 PM, Rickbrown wrote:
>> Have you ever used pan to download and display yEnc encoded binary 
>> images messages? How?
>>
>> I have found no documentation of that feature other than it exists. I 
>> wonder if anyone has been successful doing so.
>>
>> -Rick Brown in Reno, Nv
>>
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