On Thu 19-Jun-03 7:31pm -0400, Allie Martin wrote: > Bill Mccarthy, wrote:
>> I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with the author - it doesn't >> support the kind for clean subject filtering I wanted to do either >> but the author said he was planning to support a user written plugin >> some day. > However, it *does* support removing mailing list names from subjects. > An integrated solution would be great but X-Ray is better than no > solution if it's capable of doing what you need it to. Interesting. This is what I read in the docs: ,----- [ XRay Readme ] | Kludges may be changed in several different ways: | | 1. "Change to text" - replacement of a kludge's value (the part | after the colon) with predefined text you enter here. | 2. "Just delete" - remove the kludge; no one will know it was there. | 3. "Take from file" - exchange of the Kludge's value with a random | line from a file. | 4. The "Special" type of kludge filter is explained below. `----- For the Subject line, I read that to mean that I can either replace the subject with my choice of string, delete the subject line, replace the subject with a random line from a file. The special is a way to add kludge lines from the specially formatted subject lines. If you can do what you say, it sure isn't clear from the docs. I fired up XRay - the first thing I noticed is that it conflicts with Hotmail Popper (for accounts I don't need to filter). Do I just change the 110 in TB, Local Port & Remote Port to 111? I saw a replace option, so I tried replacing '[foobar]' with nothing - all messages received had their subject changed to '[foobar]'. The filter line was: Type Kludge Action Substitution Stubstr P Subject Replace [foobar] How is it done? -- Best regards, Bill ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62r | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
