On Tue, 15 Jul 1997, Mitsuru Furukawa wrote:
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IE erases, for example, "<myaddres(_at_)myhome(_dot_)com>" completely;-<
I first thought of using sed to replace with < and etc,
but I gave up because it occasionally garbles 2-byte Japanese chars.
Any idea?
I'm thinking of a simple seb recipe. I'll have to play with it and see
what I can come up with.
Below is my variation of your recipe using the <pre> tags instead of <form>.
I'll play with it some more and keep you and the list posted. Their are a
lot of things I would like it to do, including write it's own menu using
the subject for headers and of course, convert the leading < into < so
browsers don't think it's an html tag and skip it. My thoughts go more
towards appending a single html file rather than write a bunch of unique
ones.
:0h
HEAD=|formail -X ""
:0b
BODY=|formail -I ""
UMASK=022 # set less paranoid umask to create world readable file
:0ciw:
|echo "<!Content-Type: \"text/html\">" > $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>EMAIL2WEB</TITLE></HEAD>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "<BODY BGCOLOR=\"#FFFFFF\">" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "<H3>DANGEROUS DAVE'S<BR>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "EMAIL2WEB INTERFACE</H3>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "<PRE>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "$HEAD" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "$BODY" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "</PRE>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "<H3>END of MAIL2WEB</H3>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
echo "</BODY></HTML>" >> $WEBMAIL/$FILE;\
UMASK=077 # restore the paranoid mask
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