Hi,
Corporations are increasing slapping needless, bloated, branding images
onto their emails, ones I want to keep. I've a crude `shrinkimg' script
that replaces the image's data with a tiny one whilst keeping the type,
e.g. PNG, so any internal references to it are still valid. I was
thinking mhfixmsg might be the thing to offer a proper version of this.
On being asked to shrink a part or type, it could switcheroo with a
standard nmh file that had the MIME type/subtype in its path. These
could first be searched for in ~/mail so the user can override. If
there's no file, it can't be switched and that's an error.
Specifying what to replace could look like `-part 2.1', `-type image'
for all `image/*' where the existing subtype is used, `-type image/png'
to narrow it down, or `-type foo/bar' for one only this user cares about
as long as he provides the mhfixmsg-shrink/foo/bar file.
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Cheers, Ralph.
https://plus.google.com/+RalphCorderoy
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