On 20/06/07, Aaron Grattafiori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had a simple script awhile ago that used just bash and fetchmail -c.
That would be useful... I've never really been proactive enough to
download the plan9 stuff, as wonderful as it may be. ^_^
Making the box go red is harder because the bottom "status" bar already
has WMII_NORMCOLORS. Mine just blinked "NEW MAIL".
Surely it would just be possible to do `wmiir create /bar/xmail`
(say), then `wmiir write /bar/xmail/colors` to change the colour to
red? I just did that and it works well.
In your wmiirc, you'll find the funtion status():
status() {
echo -n $(uptime | sed 's/.*://; s/,//g') '|' $(date)
}
You can edit that line how you see fit, my laptop has free mem. and batt
left in %, non 24hr time, and a few other things.... Keep in mind that it
runs every second, so you'll want to keep whatever your doing pretty
lightweight. fetchmail -c running every second is a little extreme heh.
That shouldn't be too much of a problem, since I only want to use this
to check my local mail. I just need an equivalent of fetchmail -c for
local mail. Mailx would work to a certain extent - it gives an exit
code of 0 if there's no mail and 1 if there is, but it's messy and
starts an interactive thing if there is mail, and doesn't have a
non-interactive mode. So I'm trying to find some kind of solution that
will work similarly.
A
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