Hi folks,
I'm writing a python script which I plan to use in a macro for mutt,
the mailer. The script is supposed to generate and send an email
based on a mailto: url pulled out of an email header. The header will
be passed to the script in the following form, using a pipe:
<http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list>,
<mailto:pytho n-list-request@python. org?subject=uns ubscribe>
(the mutt macro looks like this:
| formail -x List-Unsubscribe: | /usr/local/scripts/mailout.py )
I'd like to capture the stream in a string object. Is there a simle
way to do this?
Thanks much,
Matt
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Matt Price matt.price@utor onto.ca
History Department, University of Toronto
(416) 978-2094
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please don't use the following addresses: zeus@derailleur .org
aardvark@derail leur.org
I'm writing a python script which I plan to use in a macro for mutt,
the mailer. The script is supposed to generate and send an email
based on a mailto: url pulled out of an email header. The header will
be passed to the script in the following form, using a pipe:
<http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list>,
<mailto:pytho n-list-request@python. org?subject=uns ubscribe>
(the mutt macro looks like this:
| formail -x List-Unsubscribe: | /usr/local/scripts/mailout.py )
I'd like to capture the stream in a string object. Is there a simle
way to do this?
Thanks much,
Matt
-------------------------------------------
Matt Price matt.price@utor onto.ca
History Department, University of Toronto
(416) 978-2094
--------------------------------------------
please don't use the following addresses: zeus@derailleur .org
aardvark@derail leur.org