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Fridtjof Busse | 1 Jul 2006 19:47
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[sylpheed:28137] Replace "AW" in the subject

Hi
I'd like to propose a new feature: Make it configurable what sylpheed
removes from the "Subject" when replying or at least hardcode "AW: " in.
Currently, Sylpheed removes the "Re: " automagically. Unfortunatly,
german Outlook clients use "AW:" by default which often causes something
like "Re: AW: Re: AW:" in the subject if you don't fix it manually. 
This is pretty annoying. I don't know if there are other clients that
do braindead stuff like this. If not, hardcoding the replacement for
"AW:" might be enough (instead of a configurable option).

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Holger Mueller | 2 Jul 2006 10:19
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[sylpheed:28138] Re: Replace "AW" in the subject

Hi,

On Sat, 1 Jul 2006 19:47:08 +0200
Fridtjof Busse <fbusse <at> gmx.de> wrote:

> Hi
> I'd like to propose a new feature: Make it configurable what sylpheed
> removes from the "Subject" when replying or at least hardcode "AW: " in.
> Currently, Sylpheed removes the "Re: " automagically. Unfortunatly,
> german Outlook clients use "AW:" by default which often causes something
> like "Re: AW: Re: AW:" in the subject if you don't fix it manually. 
> This is pretty annoying. I don't know if there are other clients that
> do braindead stuff like this. If not, hardcoding the replacement for
> "AW:" might be enough (instead of a configurable option).

This is just one of the RFC vioalations of Outlook, additionaly to not setting
in-reply-to header correctly...

But I thing it has the same silly behavior in other locales. So hardcoding
wouldn't be a good idea. Only a configurable option for Re: or Fwd: make
sense. 

First time I got an email from a "Wohngemeinschaft" (WG: flat-share)
i was wondering what it should mean.

ciao
	Holger
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Ingo Strauch | 3 Jul 2006 21:29
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[sylpheed:28139] Trouble with Sylpheed on SUSE 10.1

Hi all!

I noticed a few problems with using sylpheed on SUSE 10.1 (valid for
sylpheed 2.2.4 and 2.2.6):

- using "save as" on attachments doesn't suggest a filename, even if
  the attachment in the attachment tab has one
- the reply to all key shortcut (strg-shift-r) no longer works
- there's probably more I haven't found yet

It happens since I migrated from SUSE 9.1 to 10.1 (a fresh install, no
upgrade). I use the old homedirectory (incl. the ~/.sylpheed-2.0
directory) but recompiled sylpheed itself.

Not sure what version info is needed to debug this, but here's the list
of gtk packages and their versions on my system

gtk-1.2.10-907
gtk-devel-1.2.10-907
gtk-qt-engine-0.7cvs20060209-22.1
gtk-sharp2-2.8.2-15.1
gtk2-2.8.10-48
gtk2-devel-2.8.10-48
gtk2-engines-2.6.7-17
gtkhtml-sharp2-2.8.2-15.1
gtkhtml2-3.10.0-15
gtkhtml2-devel-3.10.0-15
gtkmm24-2.8.2-15
gtkmm24-devel-2.8.2-15
gtksourceview-1.5.6-18
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Mario Wehbrink | 6 Jul 2006 14:46
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[sylpheed:28140] Filtering and 'execute command'

Hi,

i want some of my incoming mail to be processed by a little script i have
written. Can this be done by filter settings? I think it should be 'execute
command', but how can i pass the incoming message to this command?

regards

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Stefaan A Eeckels | 6 Jul 2006 15:14
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[sylpheed:28141] Re: Filtering and 'execute command'

On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 14:46:51 +0200
Mario Wehbrink <biowalker6 <at> yahoo.de> wrote:

> i want some of my incoming mail to be processed by a little script i
> have written. Can this be done by filter settings? I think it should
> be 'execute command', but how can i pass the incoming message to this
> command?

Here's a little proof-of-concept script that I did for a similar
question a while ago on this list:

---cut here---
#!/bin/ksh

# Grab the file name
FILE=$1

# Extract From and To
FROM=`/usr/local/bin/822field From <$FILE`
TO=`/usr/local/bin/822field To <$FILE`
SUBJECT=`/usr/local/bin/822field Subject <$FILE`

echo `date`": From: "$FROM" To: "$TO" "$SUBJECT >> /var/tmp/maillog

---cut here---

Simply specify the path to the script in your filter using the "Execute
Command" option. You can use a "Match to regular expression" to specify
a condition that will always be true (for example "From:/Match to
regex/.*) where .* is a regular expression that matches any sequence of
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Mario Wehbrink | 6 Jul 2006 15:59
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[sylpheed:28142] Re: Filtering and 'execute command'

Stefaan A Eeckels <Stefaan.Eeckels <at> ecc.lu> wrote:

> On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 14:46:51 +0200
> Mario Wehbrink <biowalker6 <at> yahoo.de> wrote:
> 
> > i want some of my incoming mail to be processed by a little script i
>
> ...
>
> Simply specify the path to the script in your filter using the "Execute
> Command" option. You can use a "Match to regular expression" to specify

Thanks a lot. 

Mario

	

	
		
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Ingo Strauch | 6 Jul 2006 14:27
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[sylpheed:28143] Re: Trouble with Sylpheed on SUSE 10.1

Hi again!

On Mon, 3 Jul 2006 21:29:58 +0200
Ingo Strauch <brack <at> the-one-brack.org> wrote:

> I noticed a few problems with using sylpheed on SUSE 10.1 (valid for
> sylpheed 2.2.4 and 2.2.6):
> 
> - using "save as" on attachments doesn't suggest a filename, even if
>   the attachment in the attachment tab has one

I remembered that some people reported problems when using GTK+ 2.8.x so
I tried building sylpheed against GTL+ 2.6.10 (even though I didn't find
anything about my issue in the ML archive) and the problem is gone. I
probably should have tried it before posting here ;-)

Cheers,
Ingo

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R Kimber | 10 Jul 2006 00:22

[sylpheed:28144] attaching files


How do I attach files from hidden directories - i.e. directories
starting with a dot?  The dialog doesn't seem to allow it.

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Enrico Tröger | 10 Jul 2006 00:34
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[sylpheed:28145] Re: attaching files

On Sun, 9 Jul 2006 23:22:44 +0100, R Kimber <rkimber <at> ntlworld.com>
wrote:

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> How do I attach files from hidden directories - i.e. directories
> starting with a dot?  The dialog doesn't seem to allow it.
Click with the right mouse button in the file list(of the file open
dialog) and then you see a checkbox to show hidden files.

Regards,
Enrico

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Seth Kurtzberg | 10 Jul 2006 01:34

[sylpheed:28146] Re: attaching files


On Sun, July 9, 2006 3:22 pm, R Kimber wrote:
>
> How do I attach files from hidden directories - i.e. directories
> starting with a dot?  The dialog doesn't seem to allow it.

Type the name of the directory in the file name box + enter.  The
directory doesn't show on the list, but if you type it in manually and hit
enter the directory listing will be of that hidden directory.

>
> - Richard
> --
> Richard Kimber
> http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/
>
>
>

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