Hi Travis,
There'll be tags unknown to lynx in those urls. I don't know what if any
effect stripping those unknown tags out will have in terms of where you
end up when using any of those links. That being said, that could be a
useful exercise for this and similar mail in the future. I piped this to
urlview and urlscan and the file both of them produced had nothing in it.
If you get a rawstory email message the sizes of the messages are
consistently close to 2mb each. That's if you get them direct from
rawstory itself not if you send them anywhere else.
Earlier I tried to sign up for rawstory through a subscribe link and was
thrown at a captcha I couldn't complete. How it was I even got on
rawstory's mailing list this time was by voting in one of their polls and
giving them an email address and checking a box that I was not a resident
of the United Kingdom then hitting submit. There was no captcha required
that second way into the subscriptions.
On Sun, 14 Mar 2021, Travis Siegel wrote:
On 3/14/2021 6:15 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Travis,
Jude was documenting how, from their setup, they could not seem to access
items in lynx. Making the information not about the content itself, but
the ability to use lynx for reading that content.
Does that make more sense?
Karen
Indeed it does, Sorry, I had missed the preceeding emails in the thread, and
was trying to figure out why such a post had been made to the list. Makes
sense now, and sorry for the list spam.
For what it's worth, it's probably possible to use a script of some sort,
(probably a bash one) using tr or sed/awk to fix the links in the email to
make them usable by lynx again. I didn't keep the email in question, but I
am familiar with the <> substitutions, as I've seen those before, if the
original poster is interested, I could make an attempt to build such a
script.
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