• Wish I would have seen this earlier...

    From Spectre@21:3/105 to Vk3jed on Saturday, August 24, 2019 18:59:00
    is to integrate it into Synchronet's email flow - Any ideas DM?

    No Penfold!


    --- SuperBBS 1.17-3 (Eval)
    * Origin: <Shoot'n the breeze on The Lower Planes> (21:3/105)
  • From Spectre@21:3/105 to Vk3jed on Sunday, August 25, 2019 19:53:00
    Incoming email, that's being received by SBBS, and destined for the messagebase. :)

    So what receives the incoming mail, and passes it on? you find whatever is called, replace it with a script and you pipe the contents through html2text and see what happens you could try it either before or after processing, maybe.

    I don't know enough about SBBS to tell you a lot...

    Spec


    --- SuperBBS 1.17-3 (Eval)
    * Origin: <Shoot'n the breeze on The Lower Planes> (21:3/105)
  • From Spectre@21:3/105 to Vk3jed on Sunday, August 25, 2019 22:23:00
    SBBS itself received mail. It has its own SMTP server.

    Ponder, that makes it interesting.... in that case...... you'd either have to suck the mail out, reprocess it and send back again, or, you'd have process it en route to the client somehow.... the first is probably easiest to script, you
    simply suck the raw data out, process and repost it. Possibly hard to control though. The latter... depends on your client.... you might have to bend it into a proxy to strip html codes.....

    Otherwise I think you're going to need someone to put a bomb under Synchro.

    Spec


    --- SuperBBS 1.17-3 (Eval)
    * Origin: <Shoot'n the breeze on The Lower Planes> (21:3/105)
  • From Spectre@21:3/105 to echicken on Monday, August 26, 2019 07:19:00
    Yes, though it's not thoroughly documented. There is an example
    script at exec/mailproc_example.js with some comments at the top.

    There we go... you'll call html2text from there... and it'll either leave converted files or you pipe it into the next stage.

    Spec


    --- SuperBBS 1.17-3 (Eval)
    * Origin: <Shoot'n the breeze on The Lower Planes> (21:3/105)