> There are two files, the -H file and the -D file. The -D file > is written as the message is received (you don't want a 100MB
> message sitting in your main memory). However, the -H file is
> not written till the message has been fully accepted. Until
> then, the header lines are in main memory.
Yes, after building ${run{}{}} with ls of spoolfile I saw that only -D file is there.
Ok, then I just need to forward "content-type" -header with boundary and MIME-version header to script to check its content of the body-data from disk. It think MIME-boundary should not need quoting.
Should this work?
${extract{boundary}{header_Content-Type:}{$value}}
Because
Content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary="frontier"
