log statistics and generate text or HTML reports. See README.getmail for
details. Scripts by Thomas Nesges <ThomaNesges@TNT-Computer.de>.
-### toprocmail:
-
-John Lim Eng Hooi <jleh@mail.com> wrote this script, yet another
-mda plugin, to be used with fetchmail in foreground mode. It displays
-some header lines to stdout in color, passing them (and the rest of the
-message content) to procmail.
-
### mold-remover.py
A short python script to remove old read mail from a pop3 mailserver.
+++ /dev/null
-#!/usr/bin/perl
-
-# fetchmail -> procmail pretti-fier proxy thingamajig
-# ver. 2000-04-01
-#
-# John Lim Eng Hooi <jleh@mail.com>
-#
-
-# Where's procmail located?
-$proc_path = '/usr/bin/procmail';
-
-# Define your ANSI color codes here, I've only bothered to define
-# those I use :)
-$ANSI_green = "\e[0;32m";
-$ANSI_b_white = "\e[1;37m";
-$ANSI_normal = "\e[0;39m";
-
-# Open up procmail
-open (PROCPIPE, "|$proc_path") || die "Can't open procmail pipe!";
-
-# Analyze the message line by line
-while (<STDIN>) {
-
- # Suck up the lines we want, in this case I just want From: and Subject:
- if (/^From:/) {
- $from = $_;
- }
-
- if (/^Subject:/) {
- $subj = $_;
- }
-
- # Stuff it out to the pipe too
- print PROCPIPE;
-}
-
-# Print it out
-print "\n";
-print $ANSI_green, " ", $from;
-print $ANSI_b_white, " ", $subj, $ANSI_normal;
-
-# fetchmail's status is appended after this
-print " -->";
-
-# We're done
-close (PROCPIPE);