On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Richard A. O'Keefe wrote:

> 	On Monday 22 April 2002 06:52 pm, Richard A. O'Keefe wrote:
> 	
> 	> No, my mail user agent counts as 'decent' by any criterion I care
> 	> about, and does _not_ support attachments.  Be sure that I first of
> 	> all tried using Celeste to send these things, but they vanished
> 	> without trace. (
> 	
> 	What mail client do you have that does not support MIME?
> 	
> /usr/ucb/mailx
> 
> In fact the primary reason I still use it is that it _doesn't_ handle
> attachments for me.  If I _want_ attachments, I filter a message through
> munpack.  Works like a charm.

Then it should also be no problem to use "mailto" for sending mails with 
MIME attachments. Or, if you really prefer stripped-to-the-bones programs, 
use "metasend".

> 	Celeste has been good the times I've used it (at least in 3.2); if you 
> 	could give more information on this, we could probably diagnose the 
> 	problem.
> 	
> Squeak 3.0.1, MacOS 8.6, PowerMac G3 with 64MB of memory and 4GB of disc.
> Nature of problem:  Celeste appears to work.  First time you run it, asks
> for permission to create files, _does_ create files in Squeak folder.
> But mail never arrives.  Mail sent using Netscape does arrive.

You do not need to setup Celeste for mail reading. Just use the "mail to 
list" command from a changesorter. This employs straight SMTP.

> I've been using uuencoding since 1979 and never found myself in any
> doubt about this point.

Fine. However, for distributing Squeak changesets we agreed on MIME 
attachments. It would be nice if you accepted this.

-- Bert