Hi Felix,
> What needs changing in order to use the script in conjunction with
> Linux Opera 7.50
I can find out with a test install when i'm back (I'm still roaming a few
days). Or you might send me an example bookmark file.
> difficult to read. Wrong charset - an extract of how they look on my
I've no access to my sent mail yet. Looks like my assumed to be 'external'
attachment became inline encoded text ? My fault, probably; i was fiddling
with a new mailer, which was set to UTF8 some time ago :>
It should affect the german umlauts, only, so the script itself should be ok.
I would be interested to find it out. Please look at the ources of the
previous mail (with the script attachements):
For an inline 'attachement' there should be something like
<<
--Multipart=_Sun__4_Jul_2004_13_42_11_+0200_Zdjy3FxB+Nkeo/Bw
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-15 Content-Disposition: inline
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
>>
(<< >> are quotation marks here)
If it was an true external attached text file, the mail sources should read at
the end:
<<
--Multipart=_Sun__4_Jul_2004_13_42_11_+0200_Zdjy3FxB+Nkeo/Bw
Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
name="wwwofflebook_ui"
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="wwwofflebook_ui"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
>>
> I am gambling that my excessively smart mail program will leave the
> underlined words in their original form and not rewrite them as the
> suggested alternatives.
All your suggestions were ok.
> Doing some wild guessing, I suspect an "outsourced" purge section
> requires a configuration similar needed to use to the supplied "DontGet"
> list.
In /etc/wwwoffle/wwwofffle.conf, it reads:
<<
# PURGE
# =====
[
purge.conf
]
>>
where the file purge.conf resides in the configuration directory, for
debian e.g. in /etc/wwwoffle.
Since i suggest a user admin with an own ~/.wwwoffle/purge.conf (which has to
be newly created), the file /etc/wwwoffle/purge.conf has to be replaced by a
symlink, for example from a shell with this command:
ln -s /home/felix/.wwwoffle/purge.conf /etc/wwwoffle/purge.conf
Of course, you could also 'hardcode' the real path in the /etc config
directly ...it's probably a matter of taste.
> I note that the individual steps of the script are fully documented
> - but I do not have the needed programming skills
What do you think could be better explained (with exapmles) ?
I'll try to work it in, then.
--
mi.
