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| | .TH nohtml 1 "TundraWare Inc." |
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| | .SH NAME |
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| | nohtml \- Short Description |
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| | nohtml \- Suppress HTML Attachments In Email |
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| | .SH SYNOPSIS |
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| | nohtml [-hv] |
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| | .SH DESCRIPTION |
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| | Long description |
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| | nohtml.py [-hv] |
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| | .SH OPTIONS |
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| | .TP |
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| | .B -h |
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| | print this help information |
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| | print help information |
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| | .TP |
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| | .B -v |
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| | print detailed version information. |
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| | .SH DESCRIPTION |
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| | \'nohtml\' is a short Python script intended to be used in |
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| | a mail alias to strip HTML out of inbound messages. It is most |
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| | useful when used in conjunction with something like the |
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| | \'majordomo\' mailing list manager to keep people from posting |
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| | HTML to mailing lists. |
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| | For example, here are \'Before\' and \'After\' entries in |
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| | the sendmail \'aliases\' file which enable this filter to |
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| | process inbound emails before they are delivered to the mailing |
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| | list: |
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| | .nf |
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| | Before: |
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| | listname: "|/usr/local/majordomo/wrapper resend -l listname -h hostdomain.com listname-list" |
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| | After: |
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| | listname: "|/local/bin/python /local/bin/nohtml.py |/usr/local/majordomo/wrapper resend -l listname -h hostdomain.com listname-list" |
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| | .fi |
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| | Notice that, in this context, you must explictly invoke the Python |
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| | interpreter in the alias pipeline. This is because there is no shell |
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| | interpeter present at the time the alias is invoked, so the usual #! |
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| | shell invocation found in the first line of the script will not work. |
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| | .SH OTHER |
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| | You must have a reasonably current version of Python installed. |
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| | None known as of this release. |
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| | .SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING |
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| | \'nohtml\' is Copyright(c) \*(CP TundraWare Inc. For terms of use, see |
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| | the nohtml-license.txt file in the program distribution. If you |
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| | install \'nohtml\' on a FreeBSD system using the 'ports' mechanism, you |
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| | will also find this file in /usr/local/share/doc/nohtml. |
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| | the nohtml-license.txt file in the program distribution. |
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| | .SH AUTHOR |
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| | .nf |
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| | Tim Daneliuk |
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tundra
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on 5 May 2003