On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, jack wallen jr wrote:
> anyone know how to do the same in Pine?
Use the sending-filters function in pine. I put together the
following little script for an example:
--- cut ---
#!/bin/ksh
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/games
cat
echo "-- "
fortune -s
echo -e \\n$(uptime)
# E
* Jasper Jans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> | Press S for setup, then C for configure.
> |
> | Go to the signature-file option, and enter:
> | uptime|
>
> You might want to change that to an absolute path to get
> it to work.. like
>
> /usr/bin/uptime|
Yeah. definitely.
(sorry ;)
Tom.
--
| Press S for setup, then C for configure.
|
| Go to the signature-file option, and enter:
| uptime|
You might want to change that to an absolute path to get
it to work.. like
/usr/bin/uptime|
J.
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* jack wallen jr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> anyone know how to do the same in Pine?
Yeah. Same way.
(I used to use Pine before I discovered mutt)
Press S for setup, then C for configure.
Go to the signature-file option, and enter:
uptime|
Here's an excerpt from Pine's online help (press ? o
anyone know how to do the same in Pine?
yous said:
* Tom Gilbert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> * Adrian Walters ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > have seening this done many times -- how do you put your machine uptime in
> > you .signature file?
>
> Depends on your mail reader software. Many (such
* Tom Gilbert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> * Adrian Walters ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > have seening this done many times -- how do you put your machine uptime in
> > you .signature file?
>
> Depends on your mail reader software. Many (such as mutt) allow you to
> specify a command with which
* Adrian Walters ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> have seening this done many times -- how do you put your machine uptime in
> you .signature file?
Depends on your mail reader software. Many (such as mutt) allow you to
specify a command with which to generate to sig. So in that case, you
would do
set
have seening this done many times -- how do you put your machine uptime in
you .signature file?
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