On 18 Dec 2020, at 8:21, @lbutlr wrote:
Does anyone have a sieve setup that removes html enclosures (or
converts them to plain text, even better)? I want to do this for
specific mails, not globally for the server, so I think sieve is the
way to go here rather than a milter.
So, why ask on this list?
Obviously, MD can do this. remove_redundant_html_parts() (documented in
the mimedefang-filter man page) exists. MD can select messages to act
upon by any criteria you like.
If there is a way to edit the HTML of specific messages, that would
also be useful. (For example, changing text colors to black instead of
carrying shades of light grey).
Sieve seems like an entirely wrong place to do that sort of surgery on
messages. It is entirely feasible to programmatically edit the HTML of a
message in MD, which is designed for doing radical message surgery. MD
passes each of the filter* subroutines a Mime::Entity object containing
the relevant MIME object (whole message or sub-part) and metadata. You
can modify it at will.
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