What is RipMIME FOR LINUX?

RipMIME

RipMIME is a handy tool designed to help you extract email attachments easily. If you've ever had trouble dealing with MIME packages, this is just what you need!

What is RipMIME?

The RipMIME project started as part of the commercial Xamime package. But let’s be real—finding a simple, open-source MIME decoder that anyone can use wasn’t easy. So, the creators decided to take the best parts of Xamime and make them available as a standalone package called RipMIME. Pretty cool, right?

Main Purpose of RipMIME

The main job of RipMIME? To extract files attached to emails packaged in MIME format. This can come in handy if you're using programs like AMaViS or Inflex. The developers specifically designed it for this task and didn’t pile on extra features—just straightforward file extraction.

A Bit About Its Creator

RipMIME was crafted by Paul L Daniels, who wanted to share this tool under a BSD-style license. This means businesses can use it without worrying about complicated rules that usually come with GPL software.

How to Install RipMIME

If you’re excited to try out RipMIME, installation is super simple! Just run these commands:

make
make install

Get Started with RipMIME!

If you’re ready to dive in and start using RipMIME, head over to download it now! It’s time to make your attachment extraction easy-peasy!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!