N B Day said the following on 01/31/2009 09:22 AM:
It's trivial with Evolution -- sigs can call an external program, and you can have multiple sigs which call different programs depending on whom you are writing. It even has a limited ability to decide which sig to use. This is generated by a few lines of perl and a usb GPS unit.
Its a trivial problem with ANY MUA. Just tell them your signature is stored in ~/.sig A long time ago a short perl script was published that connected to a pipe that was that 'file' and each time the 'file' was read handed over a signature extracted from a 'database' - that was a flat file in the format of the 'fortune' cookies. I used that with Evolution years ago when I used Gnome. I use it with Thunderbird today. My 'database' has grown immensely! I'm sure you can google for the short perl script ... -- "Security can be viewed like a construction scenario - build part of a road, and even if and even if you don't complete it, you still have something to drive on; build part of a bridge and you have nothing! Security is like the last." -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org