I Mis-sent the first message to the mail-list outbound address.... Let's
try again.
There are two ways of doing this. Both involve editing pbbs_out.c (around
line 125), recompiling and then reloading. The function is common to both
news and personal mail.
Method 1: Remove T: Lines from both Outbound Bulletins and Private Mail:
Change:
if (art->from)
fprintf(imf, "T:From: %s\n", art->from);
if (art->to)
fprintf(imf, "T:To: %s\n", art->to);
if (art->newsgroups)
fprintf(imf, "T:Newsgroups: %s\n", art->newsgroups);
if (art->mid)
fprintf(imf, "T:Message-Id: %s\n", art->mid);
To:
/* if (art->from)
fprintf(imf, "T:From: %s\n", art->from);
if (art->to)
fprintf(imf, "T:To: %s\n", art->to);
if (art->newsgroups)
fprintf(imf, "T:Newsgroups: %s\n", art->newsgroups);
if (art->mid)
fprintf(imf, "T:Message-Id: %s\n", art->mid);
*/
This comments out all T: headers. To only comment out one type, place a //
in front of the if at the start of the line instead
eg:
// if (art->from)
fprintf(imf, "T:From: %s\n", art->from);
// if (art->to)
fprintf(imf, "T:To: %s\n", art->to);
will remove out all T:To and T:From Lines.
Another way - To make the change only affect personal mail:
Change:
if (art->from)
fprintf(imf, "T:From: %s\n", art->from);
if (art->to)
fprintf(imf, "T:To: %s\n", art->to);
To:
if (art->from) && (pb->mtype == MT_B)
fprintf(imf, "T:From: %s\n", art->from);
if (art->to) && (pb->mtype == MT_B)
fprintf(imf, "T:To: %s\n", art->to);
This will still print full details for bulletins.
Hope this helps.
/\/igel.
G1TDM
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Subject: Re: mailgw without T-lines
Probably not the answer you were looking for, but, my 2 cents worth:
The trivial answer is to configure the tool you use to read the message to
ignore that header.
An example:
#~/.elm/elmrc
# what headers I DON'T want to see, ever.
weedout = "X-UIDL:" "*end-of-user-headers*"
> Hi,
>
> I'm using mailgw on our local BBS. It works just fine but I would like a
> small change on the import of smtp mail.
>
> When smtp mail ends up in the BBS it has 2 T-lines in the body of the
> message.
> I would like to have these not appear in the message.
>
> I don't know C-language, but I tried to modify the source code
> anyway.... but without any luck :-(
>
> Kan anybody tell what I need to change to get rid of these T-line?
> A diff would be perfect :-)
>
> 73, Arno pe1icq
>
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