Michael,
BRAVO! Worked like a charm! Thank you very much!
This is clearly one for the mutt archives. Congratulations to you.
John
On 04/17/02, 04:59:46PM +0200, Michal 'hramrach' Suchanek wrote:
Yes, the files are identical, you do not need to attach the same thing
> twice ;-)
> The difference is that while the email contained spaces after the From:
> the mailbox contains a tab. There are two lines in the script containing
> regexp which identify the From and Sent headers. The "From: " did not
> match "From:\t" and the from header was not identified. Try changing the
> lines like this in the script(only regexps inside quotes changed):
>
> { if ($0 ~ "^From:\t") {
> # ^ here \t stands for tab
> # space in original script does not match the tabs found in mailbox
> ...
> if ($0 ~ "^Sent:\t") {
> # you may append \t here as well ^
>
>
> well I finally decided to attach the whole hack again
>
>
> --
> Michal Suchanek
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> { if ($0 ~ "^From:\t") {
> # a From: line is eaten
> from=$0
> start=1
> }else{
> #not From:
> if (start) {
> #but after From:
> start=0
> if ($0 ~ "^Sent:\t") {
> # Sent: after From:
> mail=from;
> sub("^.*\\[","",mail);
> sub("\\].*$","",mail);
> wday=substr($2,1,3);
> mon=substr($3,1,3);
> mday=substr($4,1,2);
> year=$5
> hour=substr($6,1,2);
> min=substr($6,4,4);
> if ($7=="PM") hour+=12;
> date= "" wday " " mon " " mday " " hour ":" min " " year
> print "From " mail " " date
> print "Date: " date
> }
> #doesnt look like a header
> # just print the eaten line
>
> print from
> }
> # not even after From:
> # nothing special
> print $0
> }
> }
--
John P. Verel
Living Proof That Low Tech Beats High Tech!
