Will it be possible to have a version that writes to STDOUT instead of using the $MAILER variable?
I'm trying to use it systemwide with qmail (as part of a string of filters!) and it doesn't seem to work with setting the mailer to /usr/sbin/sendmail like one of the other posters recomended..
Cheers,
Phil.
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Yes, it's a very simple change. Basically it just involves commenting out lines 191 through 207 and lines 288 through 290. Note: These line numbers pertain to version 0.8.0 ONLY.
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Please, my requirements are very simple. I have a directory with mail files created by mutt, many of which contain large JPG attachments. I have removed the lines indicated in this thread. My $TABOO is:
Hi,
Will it be possible to have a version that writes to STDOUT instead of using the $MAILER variable?
I'm trying to use it systemwide with qmail (as part of a string of filters!) and it doesn't seem to work with setting the mailer to /usr/sbin/sendmail like one of the other posters recomended..
Cheers,
Phil.
Yes, it's a very simple change. Basically it just involves commenting out lines 191 through 207 and lines 288 through 290. Note: These line numbers pertain to version 0.8.0 ONLY.
For what it's worth, this change also makes it work great as an Exim transport_filter.
Please, my requirements are very simple. I have a directory with mail files created by mutt, many of which contain large JPG attachments. I have removed the lines indicated in this thread. My $TABOO is:
$TABOO="(\\.com\")|(\\.JPG\")|(\\.scr\")|(\\.vb*\")|(\\.hta\")|(\\.js*\")|(\\.lnk\")|(\\.pif\")|(\\.ws\")|(\\.bat\")|(\\.JPG\$)";
my invocation is:
cat large.file.with.JPGs | batemail > hopefully.smaller.file
but nothing is remove.
Thanks.