Re: debugging Mailman pipeline on XEmacs Beta (CC stripping)

Norbert> norbert - who has to cope with Notes in the office ... -- Malcolm> What a polite way of putting it! A while ago I was forced to move Malcolm> from Gnus to Notes at work and every day I find new ways to be Malcolm> disgusted by it. Malcolm> Malcolm - Forced to top post as work due to corporate policy. I almost had that same problem when I worked at IBM (who forced everyone to use Notes after they bought Lotus). To get around it and continue using XEmacs for my mail I wrote some (*shudder*) LotusScript (I hate admiting that) to package up my incoming email (w/ it's header info in a special parsable format) and send it to my AIX workstation where I then had a perl script reconstruct the original email as best as possible (there were a *lot* of oddities I had to work around). Thankfully I could send email out from the workstation directly so I didn't have to hack up anything for that side. Worked out pretty good for me (except when they attached Lotus documents to their emails) and I think that code is still in use by a bunch of people back there. Now that I think about it, I *might* even have a copy of it lying around somewhere if any of you currently suffering might be willing to hack at it further to make it of use to you... Chuck ps - my officemate back there absolutely hated inline citations because they were all so ingraned to top posting... -- Charles K. Hines <ckh(a)requesttech.com&gt; <chuck.hines(a)baesystems.com&gt; Principal Scientist at ReQuest Technologies Inc. (http://www.ReQuestTech.com/) "If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." - Catherine Aird