Mon, 13 Nov 2006, by constant@indo.net.id:
Mon, 13 Nov 2006, by constant@indo.net.id:
On Sunday 12 November 2006 17:18, Theo v. Werkhoven wrote:
There have been examples from people explaining howto let kmail re-write a(ny) header to whatever you wish. It was in a thread about the ***SPAM*** in the Subject a few weeks ago (on the suse-e ML). Missed it because I did not follow the SPAM subject in detail. Lost interest after the first ten email's. Why did you not inform me that Randall Schulz gave you a direct information that "KMail filter actions can edit headers
On Monday 13 November 2006 06:30, Theo v. Werkhoven wrote: directly." Would have made it much easier. Found it and use it in the meantime.
I'm not using kmail as you can see in the headers, so I have no vested interest to search back in the archives.
Please repair your signature, and let it start with
No idea where you are talking about. Neither about the repair suggestion nor about the stripping of stripping signatures. Never felt that I missed the stripping thingy.
If there's a job that a program can do for me I'm always happy, doesn't matter if it's 2 lines or 10.
Others did, so it's not my English that is b0rked. Well, try it Dutch ;). Or let us do it via Skype.
You have my account.
Maybe some Googling would help you out? Stripping on Google did of course turn out a lot of material (19.600.000), stripping signature still a lot (1.450.000) and SuSE added gave only a few (44.200) but still to much to wade through if I have no idea why I should bother anyhow.
"strip signatures" gave intelligible answers on the first page for me (number 7 e.g.).
It's not so very difficult to see the difference between the signature you gave and e.g. mine. Nice to see now that your lines are automatically stripped in this response. But as I try to snip anyhow superfluous text from responses it was never a problem for me.
It's not so much a problem, but, like I said, something a(ny) "well-behaving" mailclient does. It's a "polite" thing to do for a mailclient, like cutting text and in-between replying is for us.
The signature lines were taken from one of the former discussions and mine looks as follows. #!/bin/bash echo "Powered by SuSE 10.1 Kernel 2.6.16.21-0.25-default KDE 3.5.4 Kmail 1.9.4" uptime In your case you seem to have used the input file. Would be nice to give me the command line for a "correct" signature. <space> does not seem to work in bash :).
#!/bin/bash
cat <