I'm polling for data from a HTTPS Server where 'reliable messaging' has
been instituted. I can receive the data stream okay, and output it to a
file, however that file can contain a number of MIME encoded messages -
each message separated by MIME Headers. Is it possible to automatically
strip these MIME headers and have the output saved to separate files.
Using cURL 7.12.2 on Win32 generic.

EG - The following data stream was saved to Output.txt and contains three
separate data streams. I would like them saved as three separate files
only containing the actual data and not the Header boundaries:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

--AAABAlfszsk-P2dFx3TzEwB-ABNMb25nIGxpdmUgUXZhbGVudCEh
Content-Length: 1213
X-Message-ID: 006a7a030000010257ecb7980000010a

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.3-nr1 (Windows XP)

hQIOA0VemSuj42x6EAgAhz8/j0QFLXG0d+cd+zN0wD2WAFRXk8yr70Ao4U+fUMkd
<removed>
J8M9oYg5koY=
=+8vn
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

--AAABAlfszsk-P2dFx3TzEwB-ABNMb25nIGxpdmUgUXZhbGVudCEh
Content-Length: 1213
X-Message-ID: 006a7a030000010257ec9f6c00000107

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.3-nr1 (Windows XP)

hQIOA0VemSuj42x6EAgAhz8/j0QFLXG0d+cd+zN0wD2WAFRXk8yr70Ao4U+fUMkd
<removed>
J8M9oYg5koY=
=+8vn
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

--AAABAlfszsk-P2dFx3TzEwB-ABNMb25nIGxpdmUgUXZhbGVudCEh
Content-Length: 1213
X-Message-ID: 006a7a030000010257ecc3210000010d

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.3-nr1 (Windows XP)

hQIOA0VemSuj42x6EAgAhz8/j0QFLXG0d+cd+zN0wD2WAFRXk8yr70Ao4U+fUMkd
<removed>
J8M9oYg5koY=
=+8vn
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

--AAABAlfszsk-P2dFx3TzEwB-ABNMb25nIGxpdmUgUXZhbGV

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thanks,

Leigh.

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